108. The yeasts: Candida part 1, overview and superficial candidiasis

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144. Choosing an antimicrobial part 2: Microbe, host & drug factors

How do you decide which antimicrobial to use? This is a follow on from episode 69, 'Choosing an antimicrobial'. We did an overview of spectrum and syndromes... But now let's dive into the details!We consider the details of how to choose an antibiotic in simple, complicated and co ...  Show more

143. Paediatric Antimicrobial Stewardship in the UK

Paediatric AMS? Surely there aren't any issues with antimicrobial use in paediatrics?!Jame hears from Dr Charlotte Fuller and Dr Sanjay Patel that yes, yes there is a problem! And YOU can do something about it.Listen in to hear the answers to these questions:What do we know about ...  Show more

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