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Improving the outcomes of community-acquired pneumonia
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Point of care respiratory viral testing (POCT): A novel service to target appropriate antimicrobial prescription and improve antibiotic stewardship.
K. Roy (Watford, United Kingdom), K. Groom (Watford, United Kingdom), M. Knight (Watford, United Kingdom)
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International Congress 2018 – Improving the outcomes of community-acquired pneumonia
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Improving the outcomes of community-acquired pneumonia
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2032
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Respiratory infections
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