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usefulness in making decisions about … physician's knowledge of risk factors for MDR pathogen …

… (source control), cultures, and early administration of appropriate antimicrobial therapy. …
that patients in the ICU with severe sepsis may benefit from empirical combination antibiotic …

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made our findings somehow … therapy on the critically ill patients in the ICU setting. Further …

… the appropriate administration of empirical antimicrobial … in sepsis (2), the potential benefits
of appropriate EAT in … (intensive care unit [ICU] admission, severe sepsis and septic shock, …

… appropriate empirical treatment for patients suspected of … 1 month, hospitalization in ICU
≥72-h, infection or colonization with … empirical treatment according to MDR infection risk factors, …

… , clinical severity and patient comorbidities [15]. Another key element for guiding appropriate
empirical therapy is identifying risk factors for infection with multidrug-resistant bacteria (…

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empiric regimen to every patient, given … risk factors also helps define which patients are at risk for …

… appropriateness of antibiotic use and factors associated with outcomes among sepsis patients
in an intensive care unit (ICU… comorbidities were significant risk factors related to mortality. …

… evaluated the frequency and risk factors of antibiotic dosing errors in sepsis. … sepsis.[10]
While there is ample evidence on the impact of timing and appropriateness of antibiotics on ICU …