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• W2898894870 abstract "Children in outpatient clinics are prescribed over 15 million courses of unnecessary antibiotics annually. Clinicians have identified parent pressure for antibiotics, parent satisfaction, and time constraints as the primary drivers of unnecessary antibiotic prescribing. Over the past decade, parents have become more aware that antibiotics only treat bacterial infections, yet continue to report an expectation for antibiotics in 50–65% of acute care visits. Parental expectations for antibiotics stem from parental concerns about symptom severity and a desire to alleviate symptoms. Clinicians can address parental concerns when they assess the severity of illness through a physical exam, provide a clear explanation for the symptoms, recommend ways to alleviate the symptoms, and provide council on when to be concerned. When clinicians fail to address parental concerns, parents are more likely to challenge the diagnosis or treatment recommendations, clinicians are more likely to perceive that parent as expecting an antibiotic, and antibiotics are significantly more likely to be prescribed. Parents that expect antibiotics are more likely to communicate using a ‘candidate diagnosis’ (e.g., “Johnny has strep throat.”) and resist the diagnosis or treatment given. Clinicians can recognize these parental communication patterns and use specific communication practices shown to decrease unnecessary antibiotic prescribing. When parents expect antibiotics, clinicians should (1) review physical exam findings using ‘no problem’ commentary (e.g., “This ear is just a little red.”), (2) deliver a specific diagnosis (e.g., avoid ‘a virus’), (3) use a two-part negative/positive treatment recommendation (e.g., “On the one hand, antibiotics will not help. On the other hand, ibuprofen can help with pain.”), and (4) provide a contingency plan. Clinicians should feel comfortable discussing the risks and benefits of antibiotics. Effective communication between parents and clinicians in outpatient clinics leads to more judicious antibiotic prescribing, higher parent satisfaction scores, and more efficient clinic visits." @default.
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• W2898894870 title "Judicious antibiotic prescribing in ambulatory pediatrics: Communication is key" @default.
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• W2898894870 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cppeds.2018.09.004" @default.
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