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To dip or not to dip?

Sheshtyn Paola 27/03/2024

A program delivered by pharmacists has seen positive results around reduction of unnecessary urine dipstick testing in aged care homes Pharmacist-led education to support behaviour change around urine dipstick testing has seen a significant increase in appropriate antibiotic prescribing for UTI among nurses and carers, a study has found. The ‘To Dip or Not to

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