Appropriate use of antimicrobial agents: Nine principles: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 90, No 6

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Manuals and texts that provide guidelines and rationales for prescribing antimicrobial agents are abundant. Drs Sawyer and Dunn have taken a complementary approach, presenting a logical framework, or set of paradigms, for treating infectious diseases. Their nine principles provide a rationale for the flexible decisions that are needed to manage the wide diversity of clinical situations encountered daily by physicians treating infectious diseases.

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