Deficits in knowledge, attitude, and practice towards blood culture sampling: results of a nationwide mixed-methods study among inpatient care physicians in Germany.

Raupach-Rosin, Heike; Duddeck, Arne; Gehrlich, Maike; Helmke, Charlotte; Huebner, Johannes; Pletz, Mathias W; Mikolajczyk, Rafael T; Karch, André

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Authors

Raupach-Rosin, Heike
Duddeck, Arne
Gehrlich, Maike
Helmke, Charlotte
Huebner, Johannes
Pletz, Mathias W
Mikolajczyk, Rafael T

Karch, André

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2017-02-15

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Abstract

Blood culture (BC) sampling rates in Germany are considerably lower than recommended. Aim of our study was to assess knowledge, attitudes, and practice of physicians in Germany regarding BC diagnostics.

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Deficits in knowledge, attitude, and practice towards blood culture sampling: results of a nationwide mixed-methods study among inpatient care physicians in Germany. 2017 Infection

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Helmholtz Centre for infection research, Inhoffenstr. 7, 38124 Braunschweig, Germany.

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1439-0973

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