… adult patients admitted with pneumonia or sepsis as their principal diagnosis, or as a secondary
diagnosis in the setting of respiratory failure, along with antibiotic … appropriate treatment […

… For patients in intensive care units, sepsis is a common and potentially deadly complication
and prompt initiation of appropriate … the time to appropriate therapy, thus improving survival. …

… of the potential risk factors will be presented. … ICU and non-ICU patients, and to determine
whether APACHE-II can or cannot be used as a prognostic score index for non-ICU patients …

… particularly appropriate … risk factors associated with the acquisition of antibiotic-resistant
bacterial infections and potential strategies for the prevention of antibiotic resistance in the ICU. …

… appropriate antibiotic initiation decreased the risk of mortality in culture-negative sepsis cases,
but that appropriate antibiotic … Appropriateness of empirical antibiotics: risk factors of adult …

… ; and hospitalization in an intensive care unit. The study was … Frequency of the appropriateness
of empirical antimicrobial … empirical antimicrobial therapy is an independent risk factor for …

… of prompt initiation of appropriate, empirical antibiotic therapy for severe sepsis, though they
could … As we found, blood-borne infection is often acquired within the ICU as a secondary …

… the major risk factor for the inappropriate use of antibiotics. … to determine appropriate doses
of antibiotics in collaboration … and the appropriateness of antibiotics was evaluated only for …

… both risk factors for antimicrobial resistance were present, which was the case for 60% of our
patients, selecting appropriate … In our study, the rate of empirical appropriate antimicrobial …

… The panel elected to focus on the following topics: 1) impact of appropriate antibiotic therapy
on the outcome of sepsis; 2) impact of pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic principles …