Antibiotic Use and Bacterial Infection among Inpatients in the First Wave of COVID-19: a Retrospective Cohort Study of 64,691 Patients

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@Jikkyleaks @napfelrine @opelwerk @drterrysimpson @Fynnderella1 Here’s another… https://t.co/bHSGA6Ismk

@throwawaytrent1 @Quantum16661 @antikommunistic @ArcuriPolasek @DrNeilStone In this study of 64691 patients in the first wave of COVID 76.3% received antibiotics for secondary bacterial infection. I would consider that a majority https://t.co/bHSGA6Ismk

@Quantum16661 @throwawaytrent1 @antikommunistic @ArcuriPolasek @DrNeilStone https://t.co/bHSGA6Ismk In this study of 64691 patients in the first wave of COVID 76.3% received antibiotics for secondary bacterial infection. I would consider that a majority

We estimated the burden of bacterial coinfection among hospitalized COVID patients in early 2020. There were many bacterial infection diagnoses, but not nearly enough to explain all of the antibiotics used. #antibioticstewardship @AACjourn @Anthony98947…

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