Effects of prescription restrictive interventions on antibiotic procurement in primary care settings: a controlled interrupted time series study in China

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Yuqing Tang
Chaojie Liu
Zinan Zhang
Xinping Zhang
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[1] Tongji Medical College,School of Medicine and Health Management
[2] Huazhong University of Science and Technology,School of Psychology and Public Health
[3] La Trobe University,undefined
[4] Kingsbury Drive,undefined
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Cost Effectiveness and Resource Allocation | / 16卷
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Administrative regulation; Restrictive intervention; Antibiotics; Primary care; China;
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