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P69 A cross-sectional audit of antibiotic utilization and AWaRe stewardship alignment in hospitalized patients
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Antibiotic utilization audits are well established in high-income settings but remain limited in developing healthcare systems, where the burden of antimicrobial resistance is high and stewardship practices are still evolving. Prescribing is often empirical, with variable adherence to evidence-based principles. The WHO AWaRe (Access, Watch, Reserve) classification provides a structured framework to evaluate antibiotic selection; however, its application in routine inpatient audits is still emerging.
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