Does a mobile application lend a hand for promoting antimicrobial stewardship? A survey of users

Nicole Le Saux; Jennifer Bowes; Carsten Krueger; Waleed Alqurashi

doi:10.1017/ash.2026.10813

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Does a mobile application lend a hand for promoting antimicrobial stewardship? A survey of users

Nicole Le Saux, Jennifer Bowes, Carsten Krueger, Waleed Alqurashi

Antimicrobial Stewardship & Healthcare Epidemiology2026doi:10.1017/ash.2026.10813

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Abstract Analytics of antimicrobial stewardship applications (ASApp) from two pediatric hospitals over 24 months revealed an average of 4922 monthly sessions. A survey of users reported use in all clinical areas with 30% exclusively in outpatient settings. Overall, >70% reported using the recommendations and almost all self-reported an impact on practice.

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Nicole Le Saux#1 Jennifer Bowes#2 Carsten Krueger#5 Waleed Alqurashi#6

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