Antimicrobial Medicines Consumption in Eastern Europeand Central Asia – An Updated Cross-National Study and Assessment of QuantitativeMetrics for Policy Action

Keyphrases

• Antimicrobial Use 100%
• Defined Daily Dose 100%
• Policy Action 100%
• Central Asia 100%
• Antibiotics 66%
• Total Consumption 50%
• Antibiotic Use 33%
• Penicillin 33%
• European Countries 33%
• Cephalosporins 33%
• Consumption Network 33%
• Dose Change 33%
• Quantitative Metrics 33%
• Published Data 16%
• Europe 16%
• Lactams 16%
• Third-generation Cephalosporins 16%
• Resistance Rate 16%
• Method Analysis 16%
• Treatment Protocol 16%
• Reserve Antibiotics 16%
• Quinolones 16%
• Non-Europeans 16%
• Relative Consumption 16%
• Eastern Europe 16%
• Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System 16%
• Regional Offices 16%
• Consumption Estimates 16%
• WHO European Region 16%
• Reserve Classification 16%
• Extent of Use 16%
• Network Member 16%
• Planned Change 16%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Antiinfective Agent 100%
• 1,1 Dichloro 2,2 Bis(4 Chlorophenyl)ethane 100%
• Defined Daily Dose 85%
• Antibiotics 71%
• Penicillin Derivative 28%
• Cephalosporin Derivative 14%
• Quinolone Derivative 14%
• Cephalosporin 14%
• Beta Lactam 14%
• Third Generation Cephalosporin 14%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Cephalosporin 100%
• Europeans 66%
• Quinolone 33%