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Effect of a Diagnostic Algorithm for Urinary Tract Infection in General Practice
The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of diagnostic algorithm for urinary tract infection (UTI) on appropriate prescribing of antibiotics and use of diagnostics for patients with symptoms of urinary tract infection consulting their general practitioner. 70 general practices participating in an observational study regarding UTI are randomized to either receiving a diagnostic algorithm or not receiving anything additional. The study is observational on the patient level and interventional on the practice level.
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