Treating Infections PHE
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Public Health England, 09 Nov 2015
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Public Health England (PHE) produce an antibiotics leaflet for GPs to print out and hand to the patient which explains why they have not been prescribed an antibiotic or which defers the prescription for a number of days.
Click here to print out the PHE antibiotic leaflet template.
Clinicians wishing to critically assess their use of antibiotics in practice can access useful audit tools and resources from rcgp.org.uk/TARGETantibiotics
This leaflet was produced by Public Health England and copyright for the leaflet is with PHE.
Further reading and references
Antibiotic Awareness Resources; Public Health England
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR): information and resources; GOV.UK
Antimicrobial stewardship: systems and processes for effective antimicrobial medicine use; NICE Guidelines (August 2015)
Antibiotic resistance - Global report on surveillance; World Health Organization (2014)
WHO Model List of Essential Medicines; World Health Organization (Mar 2017)
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