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How far do we still need to go? A survey on knowledge, attitudes, practice related to antimicrobial stewardship regulations among Chinese doctors in 2012 and 2016.

Ruyu Xia | Xiaoyang Hu | Merlin Willcox | Xinxue Li | Yuxiu Li | Jian Wang | Xun Li | Michael Moore | Jianping Liu | Yutong Fei
BMJ open | 2019

To explore doctors' knowledge, willingness, concerns and the countermeasures to the most stringent antimicrobial stewardship regulations of China which implemented in August 2012.

Pubmed ID: 31171552

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