Attitudes towards use of high-importance Antimicrobials-a crosssectional study of Australian veterinarians

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Sri, A; Bailey, K; Gilkerson, J; Browning, G; Hardefeldt, L
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2023-01-01
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Population Medicine
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Bailey, Kirsten ORCID
 Gilkerson, James ORCID
 Browning, Glenn ORCID
 Hardefeldt, Laura ORCID
 Sri, Anna ORCID
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Veterinary Biosciences
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Sri, A., Bailey, K., Gilkerson, J., Browning, G. & Hardefeldt, L. (2023). Attitudes towards use of high-importance Antimicrobials-a crosssectional study of Australian veterinarians. Population Medicine, 5 (Supplement), pp.71-71. https://doi.org/10.18332/POPMED/165110.
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The timely implementation of antimicrobial stewardship interventions could delay or prevent the development of higher levels of antimicrobial resistance in the future. In food-producing animals in Australia, high-importance antimicrobials, as rated by the Australian Strategic and Technical...
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