Impact of Regular Collaboration Between Infectious Diseases and Critical Care Practitioners on Antimicrobial Utilization and Patient Outcome*

Ramzy H. Rimawi(Emory University), Paul Cook(East Carolina University), Mark A. Mazer(East Carolina University), M. J. Gooch(Vidant Medical Center), Dawd Siraj(East Carolina University)
Critical Care Medicine
July 19, 2013
10.1097/ccm.0b013e31828e9863
Cited by 114

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