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Strengthening surgical antibiotic stewardship in low-resource settings: a multicentre, prospective, quality improvement study

John Ibyishaka
Justin Bayisenga
Deborah Mukantibaziyaremye
Abebe Bekele
Senait Bitew Alemu
Natnael Atnafu Gebeyehu
Samantha Steeman
Arthur Kwizera
Ali Hakizimana
S Hale
Tihitena Negussie Mammo
Ronald Tubasiime
David Tuyisenge
Maia R. Nofal
Andrew Oryono
Thomas G. Weiser
Assefa Tesfaye
Hillena Kebede
Roda Uwayesu
Yvonne Uwabagira
Jean Paul Niyigena
Gaudence Kabagwira
Vestine Musabende
Innocent Byamungu
Leontine Neema
Valens Majyambere
Emmanuel Nsengimana
Fabrice Habarugira
Valens Dusabimana
Diane Senga
Gerard Harerimana
Pierrine Nyirangeri
Barnabas Alayende
Mediatrice Cyuzuzo
Alype Rwamatwara
Febronie Muhorakeye
Celine Tuyishime
Florentine Uwingabire
Pierre Celestin Ukobizaba
Jean Yves Shyrirakera
Marie Chantal Umurerwa
Yves Berard Niyomugabo
Thomas G Weiser

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DOI: 10.1093/bjs/znaf241

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Strengthening surgical antibiotic stewardship in low-resource settings: a multicentre, prospective, quality improvement study

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