antimicrobial resistance

What are the Contributing Factors to AMR in Pediatrics?

Several factors contribute to AMR in children:
- Overprescribing or inappropriate prescribing of antibiotics
- Lack of adherence to prescribed antibiotic courses
- Use of antibiotics for viral infections, where they are ineffective
- Poor infection prevention and control practices

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