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This app assists healthcare professionals in prescribing antibiotics and antifungals. It provides treatment suggestions for common clinical situations, based on established guidelines and recent research. The content is intended for use by medical professionals and does not replace their clinical judgment.
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1.0
February 28, 2019
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What is Antibiogilar used for?
Antibiogilar is a medical application designed to assist healthcare professionals in prescribing antibiotics and antifungals. It offers treatment suggestions for approximately 80% of clinical situations encountered by hospitalized patients.
Who is the target audience for Antibiogilar?
The application is intended for use by healthcare professionals, including interns and doctors working in healthcare facilities that are part of the Antibiogilar program. It is not meant for general public use.
What sources are used for Antibiogilar's recommendations?
Antibiogilar's treatment proposals are based on the PILLY, recommendations from learned societies and state agencies, and analyses of recent publications. These are updated as new reference documents become available.
Does Antibiogilar provide dosage information?
Yes, Antibiogilar provides posologies for adults with normal renal function. It also includes a section with selected dosage adaptations based on DFG, extracted from www.sitegpr.org.
How often is Antibiogilar updated?
The application's content will be updated as other reference documents are published. The initial release was on February 28, 2019, with version 1.0.
Is Antibiogilar available on multiple platforms?
Antibiogilar is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for the iOS ecosystem.
Does Antibiogilar have advertisements?
No, Antibiogilar does not contain advertisements. The application is free to use and does not display any ads.
What should a prescriber do if they have doubts about a prescription?
In cases of doubt, prescribers are encouraged to contact their antibiotic therapy referent or an infectiologist. This ensures the treatment is best adapted to the patient's specific needs.




