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Influence of Educational Films on Antiviral Prescription for COVID-19: Insights from Web-Based Survey in Japan
Background: Prescribing antiviral agents for severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 requires careful consideration based on the patient’s risk factors for severe disease progression and their vaccination status. However, effective interventions ensuring the appropriate use of antiviral agen
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