Headway made for Point Prevalence Audit Survey in primary and long-term care settings

We are happy to announce that significant headway has been made in the inclusion of patients in primary care and long-term care settings across different countries for the point prevalence audit survey (PPAS) that is a part of Work Package 4a.

Currently, a total of 375 patients have been included in the PPAS across 9 countries in primary care settings whilst a total of 5 patients have been included in long-term care settings across 2 countries.

The goals for each setting and each country are 240 patients to be included.

This PPAS aims to record information about patients who seek healthcare for CA-ARTI, helping researchers to benchmark patterns of testing and antibiotic prescribing in different European healthcare settings by observing current routine care practices.

The chart below shows in real-time the inclusion of patients across different countries in Europe. Keep checking this page for more information.

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