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Quantifying cost savings from outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy programme: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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Abstract Background The outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy (OPAT) programme was introduced to reduce costs and enhance the quality of life for patients requiring prolonged treatment with parenteral antimicrobials. However, given the escalating inflation, the extent of current cost savings achieved through OPAT programmes remains unclear. This systematic review and meta-analysis employ a c…

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1 Solomon Ahmed Mohammed The University of Queensland (AU) Wollo University (ET)
2 Jason Alexander Roberts The University of Queensland (AU) Université de Montpellier (FR) +2
3 Manuel Mirón-Rubio Hospital Universitario de Torr… (ES)
4 Luis Eduardo López-Cortés Consejo Superior de Investigac… (ES) Instituto de Salud Carlos III (ES) +4
5 Getnet Mengistu Assefa The University of Queensland (AU) Wollo University (ET) —
6 James Pollard Cabrini Hospital (AU)
7 Kate L. McCarthy The University of Queensland (AU) Royal Brisbane and Women's Hos… (AU)
8 Mark J. Gilchrist Imperial College Healthcare NH… (GB) Imperial College London (GB)
9 Menino Osbert Cotta The University of Queensland (AU)
10 Fekade Bruck Sime Corresponding The University of Queensland (AU)

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