Improving the Diagnosis and Treatment of Urinary Tract Infection in Young Children in Primary Care: Results from the DUTY Prospective Diagnostic Cohort Study
Alastair D Hay(University of Bristol), Christopher Butler(University of Oxford), Kerenza Hood(NHS Digital), Mandy Wootton(University Hospital of Wales), Michael Lawton(University of Bristol), Timothy Pickles(Cardiff University), Jonathan A C Sterne(University of Bristol), Kate Rumsby(University of Southampton), Judith van der Voort(University Hospital of Wales), Paul Little(University of Antwerp), Emma Thomas‐Jones(Cardiff University), John Busby(Queen's University Belfast), Cherry-Ann Waldron(Cardiff University), Alasdair MacGowan(Southmead Hospital), Kim Harman(University of Southampton), Stevo Durbaba(King's College London), William Hollingworth(At Bristol), Brendan Delaney(Primary Health Care), Penny Whiting(University of Bristol), Harriet Downing(National Institute for Health and Care Research), Jan Dudley(University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust), Robin Howe(University Hospital of Wales), Kate Birnie(University of Bristol), Kathryn O’Brien(Cochrane), Catherine Lisles(Cardiff University)
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