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December 20, 2018PLoS ONEOpen Access

Opportunities and barriers to implementing antibiotic stewardship in low and middle-income countries: Lessons from a mixed-methods study in a tertiary care hospital in Ethiopia

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GGGebremedhin Beedemariam GebreteklePublic Health Agency of CanadaDMDamen Haile MariamAddis Ababa UniversityWAWorkeabeba AbebeAddis Ababa University

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