Abstract
Researchers designed this study to determine whether community-based interventions reduce inappropriate antibiotic use for upper respiratory infections (URIs) and whether clinician-based decision support systems (CDSS) change prescribing behavior. Twelve rural Utah and Idaho towns (mean population, 34,000) received a 12-month community-based intervention (CI) that included educational …
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