Appendix 2: Supporting Tools: Resource Site: Learning There are a series of training modules covering infections which support prescribers on TARGET website. You must be registered and logged in for the links to work. Click on the tabs. This presentation through clinical cases aims to provide up to date evidence to primary care clinicians about why optimising antibiotic prescribing is important and how this can be presentation lasts 60 minutes and includes slide notes and references. It can also be modified. It may be given by GPs, microbiologists or medicine managers with an interest in antibiotic use; It can be used by less experienced presenters or within a GP practice. [DOC] [PPT] [DOC] This course will assist you in identifying the need for optimised antibiotic prescribing, as well as equipping you with tools for improving your antibiotic prescribing. Evidence showing the link between prescribing and resistance rates in GP patients is explored and useful resources to use in your surgery are included. Skin infections are commonly seen in general practice. With ever increasing rates of antibiotic resistance, it is important for GPs to feel confident about making a diagnosis and to understand when antibiotic treatment is indicated. This course
Appendix 2: Supporting Tools: Resource Site: Learning There are a series of training modules covering infections which support prescribers on TARGET website. You must be registered and logged in for the links to work. Click on the tabs. This presentation through clinical cases aims to provide up to date evidence to primary care clinicians about why optimising antibiotic prescribing is important and how this can be presentation lasts 60 minutes and includes slide notes and references. It can also be modified. It may be given by GPs, microbiologists or medicine managers with an interest in antibiotic use; It can be used by less experienced presenters or within a GP practice. [DOC] [PPT] [DOC] This course will assist you in identifying the need for optimised antibiotic prescribing, as well as equipping you with tools for improving your antibiotic prescribing. Evidence showing the link between prescribing and resistance rates in GP patients is explored and useful resources to use in your surgery are included. Skin infections are commonly seen in general practice. With ever increasing rates of antibiotic resistance, it is important for GPs to feel confident about making a diagnosis and to understand when antibiotic treatment is indicated. This course
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