Adult/Peds: Adult
Keywords: The purpose of this protocol is to describe the process whereby a pharmacist recommends targeted antibiotic therapy for Gram-positive bacteremia based on rapid laboratory testing.
Adult/Peds: Pediatric*
Keywords: sepsis, bloodstream infection, bacteremia, central line-associated bloodstream infection, CLABSI, vancomycin, antibiotics
Organism: Bacteria
Keywords: MRSA, MSSA, Staphylococcus, Staphylococcus aureus, S.aureus, Blood stream, s aureus
Adult/Peds: Adult, Pediatric* Organism: Fungi
Keywords: candida, candidemia, C. glabrata, Bloodstream, antifungal, azole, micafungin
Adult/Peds: Adult, Pediatric* Organism: Bacteria
Keywords: susceptibility, resistance
Adult/Peds: Adult
Keywords: CRRT, CVVH, CVVHD, antibiotic dosing, dosing, antibiotic
Adult/Peds: Adult
Keywords: bloodstream infection
Adult/Peds: Adult, Pediatric*
Keywords: Duration recommendations are provided as a general guideline for therapy (IV or PO) with a goal of minimizing unintended consequences to the patient (e.g., precipitating C. difficile colitis, development of resistant pathogens, organ dysfunction). Patient-specific factors should influence duration decisions and transition to oral therapy.
Adult/Peds: Pediatric*
Keywords: The guide serves as an antibiotic selection and dosing reference for clinicians who are providing care to pediatric patients with infectious diseases caused by particular Gram-negative pathogens (e.g., Pseudomonas aeruginosa, AmpC-producing Enterobacterales). These topics were purposefully identified due to the variety of antibiotic dosing recommendations available for pediatric patients; however, depending on the organism or site of infection, specific dosing regimens are required to optimize the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic (PKPD) parameters of the bug-drug-site interaction.
Adult/Peds: Adult, Pediatric*
Keywords: prophylaxis, operative, surgical, prophy, SSI
Organism: Bacteria
Keywords: VRE, vancomycin resistant, enterococcus, e.faecalis, e.faecium, daptomycin, Enterococcus
Adult/Peds: Pediatric*
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