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Title: Are Clinicians Responsible for the Development of Antibiotic Resistance at a Tertiary Health Care Hospital? A Qualitative Study from Outlook of Doctors.
Authors: Kumar, Ankit; Pal, Uttam Kumar; Pal, Dilip Kumar
Subjects: INDIA; ANTIBIOTICS; OCCUPATIONAL roles; ANTIMICROBIAL stewardship; HOSPITAL medical staff; ACADEMIC medical centers; FOCUS groups; MASS media; RURAL conditions; GOVERNMENT regulation; PHYSICIANS' attitudes; TERTIARY care; ANTI-infective agents; INTERVIEWING; POPULATION geography; NONPRESCRIPTION drugs; LABOR demand; RESPONSIBILITY; RISK assessment; INAPPROPRIATE prescribing (Medicine); QUALITATIVE research; MEDICAL protocols; QUALITY assurance; DRUG resistance in microorganisms; THEMATIC analysis; DRUG utilization; PATIENT compliance; PATIENT education; ELECTRONIC health records; PSYCHOLOGY of physicians; MEDICAL education; MICROBIAL sensitivity tests; PAMPHLETS
Publication: Indian Journal of Community Medicine, 2021, Vol 46, Issue 2, p336
ISSN: 0970-0218
Publication type: Academic Journal
DOI: 10.4103/ijcm.IJCM_286_20

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Are Clinicians Responsible for the Development of Antibiotic Resistance at a Tertiary Health Care Hospital? A Qualitative Study from Outlook of Doctors.