2013
DOI: 10.1002/hon.2045
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Timing of antibiotic administration and outcomes in patients with chemotherapy‐induced febrile neutropenia

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“…Delays in antibiotic administration were not associated with prolonged hospital stays in the current study. While the impact of time to antibiotics on NF outcome has been evaluated in a few large studies, conclusions are inconsistent due to large variations in sample populations . Regardless of such discrepancies, the importance of prompt antibiotic administration for optimal management of NF is uncontested among guidelines.…”
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“…Delays in antibiotic administration were not associated with prolonged hospital stays in the current study. While the impact of time to antibiotics on NF outcome has been evaluated in a few large studies, conclusions are inconsistent due to large variations in sample populations . Regardless of such discrepancies, the importance of prompt antibiotic administration for optimal management of NF is uncontested among guidelines.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%