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1. Effects of a Primary Care Antimicrobial Stewardship Program on Meticillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus Strains across a Region of Catalunya (Spain) over 5 Years

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Alfredo Jover-Sáenz, María Ramírez-Hidalgo, Alba Bellés Bellés, Esther Ribes Murillo, Meritxell Batlle Bosch, Anna Ribé Miró, Alba Mari López, José Cayado Cabanillas, Neus Piqué Palacín, Sònia Garrido-Calvo, Mireia Ortiz Valls, María Isabel Gracia Vilas, Laura Gros Navés, María Jesús Javierre Caudevilla, Lidia Montull Navarro, Cecilia Bañeres Argiles, Pilar Vaqué Castilla, José Javier Ichart Tomás, Mireia Saura Codina, Ester Andreu Mayor, Roser Martorell Solé, Ana Vena Martínez, José Manuel Albalad Samper, Susana Cano Marrón, Cristina Soler Elcacho, Andrés Rodríguez Garrocho, Gemma Terrer Manrique, Antoni Solé Curcó, David de la Rica Escuin, María José Estadella Servalls, Ana M. Figueres Farreny, Luís Miguel Montaña Esteban, Lidia Sanz Borrell, Arancha Morales Valle, Mercè Pallerola Planes, Aly Hamadi, Francesc Pujol Aymerich, Francisca Toribio Redondo, María Cruz Urgelés Castillón, Juan Valgañon Palacios, Marc Olivart Parejo, Joan Torres-Puig-gros, the P-ILEHRDA Group, and on behalf of Clinical Microbiology and Antibiotic Resistance Group -IRBLleida

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antimicrobial stewardship, use antimicrobials, multidrug-resistant microorganisms, community-onset, epidemiology, MRSA, Therapeutics. Pharmacology, RM1-950
Abstract

Primary care antimicrobial stewardship program (ASP) interventions can reduce the over-prescription of unnecessary antibiotics, but the impact on the reduction in bacterial resistance is less known, and there is a lack of available data. We implemented a prolonged educational counseling ASP in a large regional outpatient setting to assess its feasibility and effectiveness. Over a 5-year post-implementation period, which was compared to a pre-intervention period, a significant reduction in antibiotic prescriptions occurred, particularly those associated with greater harmful effects and resistance selection. There was also a decrease in methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) strains and in their co-resistance to other antibiotics, particularly those with an ecological impact.

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2024
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2. Impact of a Primary Care Antimicrobial Stewardship Program on Bacterial Resistance Control and Ecological Imprint in Urinary Tract Infections

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Alfredo Jover-Sáenz, María Ramírez-Hidalgo, Alba Bellés Bellés, Esther Ribes Murillo, Meritxell Batlle Bosch, José Cayado Cabanillas, Sònia Garrido-Calvo, María Isabel Gracia Vilas, Laura Gros Navés, María Jesús Javierre Caudevilla, Alba Mari López, Lidia Montull Navarro, Mireia Ortiz Valls, Gemma Terrer Manrique, Pilar Vaqué Castilla, José Javier Ichart Tomás, Elena Justribó Sánchez, Ester Andreu Mayor, Joan Carrera Guiu, Roser Martorell Solé, Silvia Pallàs Satué, Mireia Saura Codina, Ana Vena Martínez, José Manuel Albalat Samper, Susana Cano Marrón, Isabel Chacón Domínguez, David de la Rica Escuin, María José Estadella Servalls, Ana M. Figueres Farreny, Sonia Minguet Vidal, Luís Miguel Montaña Esteban, Josep Otal Bareche, Mercè Pallerola Planes, Francesc Pujol Aymerich, Andrés Rodríguez Garrocho, Antoni Solé Curcó, Francisca Toribio Redondo, María Cruz Urgelés Castillón, Juan Valgañon Palacios, Joan Torres-Puig-gros, the P-ILEHRDA Group, and on behalf of Translational Research Group on Infectious Diseases of Lleida (Head Group, TRIDLE-IRBLleida)

Subjects
antimicrobial stewardship, use antimicrobials, multidrug-resistant microorganisms, community onset, epidemiology, Therapeutics. Pharmacology, RM1-950
Abstract

Antimicrobial stewardship programs (ASPs) are a central component in reducing the overprescription of unnecessary antibiotics, with multiple studies showing benefits in the reduction of bacterial resistance. Less commonly, ASPs have been performed in outpatient settings, but there is a lack of available data in these settings. We implemented an ASP in a large regional outpatient setting to assess its feasibility and effectiveness. Over a 5-year post-implementation period, compared to the pre-intervention period, a significant reduction in antibiotic prescription occurred, with a reduction in resistance in E. coli urinary isolates. ASP activities also were found to be cost-effective, with a reduction in medication prescription.

Published
2022
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3. Impact of a Primary Care Antimicrobial Stewardship Program on Bacterial Resistance Control and Ecological Imprint in Urinary Tract Infections

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Alfredo, Jover-Sáenz, María, Ramírez-Hidalgo, Alba, Bellés Bellés, Esther, Ribes Murillo, Meritxell, Batlle Bosch, José, Cayado Cabanillas, Sònia, Garrido-Calvo, María Isabel, Gracia Vilas, Laura, Gros Navés, María Jesús, Javierre Caudevilla, Alba, Mari López, Lidia, Montull Navarro, Mireia, Ortiz Valls, Gemma, Terrer Manrique, Pilar, Vaqué Castilla, José Javier, Ichart Tomás, Elena, Justribó Sánchez, Ester, Andreu Mayor, Joan, Carrera Guiu, Roser, Martorell Solé, Silvia, Pallàs Satué, Mireia, Saura Codina, Ana, Vena Martínez, José Manuel, Albalat Samper, Susana, Cano Marrón, Isabel, Chacón Domínguez, David de la Rica, Escuin, María José, Estadella Servalls, Ana M, Figueres Farreny, Sonia, Minguet Vidal, Luís Miguel, Montaña Esteban, Josep, Otal Bareche, Mercè, Pallerola Planes, Francesc, Pujol Aymerich, Andrés, Rodríguez Garrocho, Antoni, Solé Curcó, Francisca, Toribio Redondo, María Cruz, Urgelés Castillón, Juan, Valgañon Palacios, Joan, Torres-Puig-Gros, The P-Ilehrda Group, and On Behalf Of Translational Research Group On Infectious Diseases Of Lleida Head Group Tridle-IRBLleida

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Microbiology (medical), antimicrobial stewardship, use antimicrobials, multidrug-resistant microorganisms, community onset, epidemiology, Infectious Diseases, Epidemiology, Use antimicrobials, Multidrug-resistant microorganisms, Pharmacology (medical), General Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics, Antimicrobial stewardship, Community onset, Biochemistry, Microbiology
Abstract

Antimicrobial stewardship programs (ASPs) are a central component in reducing the overprescription of unnecessary antibiotics, with multiple studies showing benefits in the reduction of bacterial resistance. Less commonly, ASPs have been performed in outpatient settings, but there is a lack of available data in these settings. We implemented an ASP in a large regional outpatient setting to assess its feasibility and effectiveness. Over a 5-year post-implementation period, compared to the pre-intervention period, a significant reduction in antibiotic prescription occurred, with a reduction in resistance in E. coli urinary isolates. ASP activities also were found to be cost-effective, with a reduction in medication prescription.

Published
2022

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