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P16 From stewardship to strain: increasing dependence on reserve antibiotics in an intensive care setting
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Antimicrobial resistance is a major global public health threat, particularly in intensive care units where antibiotic selection pressure is high. Monitoring antibiotic consumption is a key component of antimicrobial resistance control strategies. This study aimed to analyse the quantitative and qualitative trends of systemic antibiotic use in the Anesthesia-Intensive Care Unit of the Trauma and Burn Center over a 7 year period (2018–24), using WHO standardized indicators and the AWaRe classification.
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