Promoting de-implementation of inappropriate antimicrobial use in cardiac device procedures by expanding audit and feedback: protocol for hybrid III type effectiveness/implementation quasi-experimental study

Promoting de-implementation of inappropriate antimicrobial use in cardiac device procedures by expanding audit and feedback: protocol for hybrid III type effectiveness/implementation quasi-experimental study

Background: Despite a strong evidence base and clinical guidelines specifically recommending against prolonged post-procedural antimicrobial use, studies indicate that the practice is common following cardiac device procedures. Formative evaluations conducted by the study team suggest that inappropr...

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Main Authors: Branch-Elliman, W. (Author), Colborn, K. (Author), Drekonja, D. (Author), Elwy, A.R (Author), Epshtein, I. (Author), Golenbock, S. (Author), Lamkin, R. (Author), Mull, H.J (Author), Rodriguez-Barradas, M.C (Author), Rove, J. (Author), Schweizer, M.L (Author), Shin, M. (Author), Strymish, J.M (Author), Xu, T.H (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BioMed Central Ltd 2022
Subjects:
Anti-Bacterial Agents
antiinfective agent
Anti-Infective Agents
Antimicrobial stewardship
Defibrillators, Implantable
De-implementation
Feedback
feedback system
human
Humans
Hybrid type III implementation/effectiveness
implantable cardioverter defibrillator
Inappropriate Prescribing
Informatics
i-PAHRIS
Learning/unlearning
prescribing error
prevention and control
Stepped wedge
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