Exploration of antibiotic prescription decisions for acute rhinosinusitis by general practitioners, indicating key factors involved.
Background The Danish primary care sector is responsible for the majority of antibiotic prescriptions, with upper respiratory tract infections, particularly acute rhinosinusitis (ARS), being a key contributor. This study explored the decision-making process regarding antibiotic use for ARS among general practitioners (GPs) and doctors in training working in general practice.
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