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Importance of Second Antibiotic Doses in ED Sepsis Patients

pharmertoxguy.com January 20, 2018

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Most studies evaluating early antibiotic administration in sepsis patients focus on timing of the first dose. We highlight many of these studies in our recent review article on Appropriate Antibiotic Therapy in Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America. But, what about the second dose?

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