Titlebook: Risking Antimicrobial Resistance; A collection of one- Carsten Str?by Jensen,S?ren Beck Nielsen,Lars Fynb Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if appli

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The Antibiotic Challenge: Justifications for Antibiotic Usage in the World of Medicine,concerns. The chapter demonstrates how the medical application of antibiotics is accompanied by different justifications concerned with efficiencies, general civic interests, localized knowledge and more pervasive ‘green issues’ linked to how to secure sustainable societal usage through political intervention.

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Governing the Consumption of Antimicrobials: The Danish Model for Using Antimicrobials in a Comparameworks influence the use of antibiotics in different countries. This chapter zooms in on Denmark as an interesting case for two reasons: relatively strong regulations and governance both in the human and the veterinarian sectors and a relatively low use of antibiotics both on humans and animals.

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Dealing with Explicit Patient Demands for Antibiotics in a Clinical Setting,a patient, uninformed about appropriate use of antibiotics, puts a doctor under substantial pressure to prescribepenicillin by requesting it explicitly as the reason for his visit. Yet, the doctor exploits conversational structures in ways that enable her to turn the situation into one where the pat

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Antibiotics in France and Italy: A Linguistic Analysis of Policies and Practices Compared to Danishal users in three different language societies: Denmark, France, and Italy. The study finds subtle yet distinct differences in terms of addressivity and formality: notably, the Danish campaign addresses their recipients directly and informs them informally. These observations may point to a more dir

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Talk on Cough: Symptom, Sign and Significance in Acute Primary Care,n reasons for prescribing antibiotics. Many of these infections tend to be viral, and so the antibiotic prescriptions may be completely ineffective for the individual patient, but pose a great risk for public health. This chapter looks into cases where patients reiterate the cough complaints followi