2062. Improving Antibiotic Prescribing in the Ambulatory Care Setting—Stewardship through Influenza Vaccination, US Flu VE Network 2013–2014 Through 2017–2018
Emily Smith(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Mary Patricia Nowalk(University of Pittsburgh), Scott C. Olson(Marshfield Clinic), Jill M. Ferdinands(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Richard K. Zimmerman(University of Pittsburgh), Lauri A. Hicks(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Katherine E. Fleming-Dutra(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Michael L. Jackson(Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute), Manjusha Gaglani(Baylor Scott & White Health), Alicia M. Fry(The Task Force for Global Health), Manish Patel(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Emily T. Martin(University of Michigan), Huong Q. McLean(Marshfield Clinic), Brendan Flannery(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
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