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A systematic review of clinical guidelineson the management of acute, community-acquired CNS infections

Entered on 16-09-2019

BMC Medicine - 2019

Authors: Sigfrid, L., Perfect, C., Rojek, A., Longuere, K.S., Lipworth, S., Harriss, E., Lee, J., Salam, A., Carson, G., Goossens, H., Horby, P. 

Abstract 

The epidemiology of CNS infections in Europe is dynamic, requiring that clinicans have access to up-to-date clinical management guidelines (CMGs) to aid identification of emerging infections and for improving quality and a degree of standardisation in diagnostic and clinical management practices. This paper presents a systematic review of CMGs for community-acquired CNS infections in Europe. 

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The epidemiology of CNS infections in Europe is dynamic, requiring that clinicians have access to up-to-date clinical management guidelines (CMGs) to aid identification of emerging infections and for improvingquality and a degree of standardisation in diagnostic and clinical management practices. This paper presents asystematic review of CMGs for community-acquired CNS infections in Europe.

TheThe epidemiology of CNS infections in Europe is dynamic, requiring that clinicians have access to The epidemiology of CNS infections in Europe is dynamic, requiring that clinicians have access to up-to-date clinical management guidelines (CMGs) to aid identification of emerging infections and for improvingquality and a degree of standardisation in diagnostic and clinical management practices. This paper presents asystematic review of CMGs for community-acquired CNS infections in Europe.up-to-date clinical management guidelines (CMGs) to aid identification of emerging infections and for improvingquality and a degree of standardisation in diagnostic and clinical management practices. This paper presents asystematic review of CMGs for community-acquired CNS infections in Europe. epidemiology of CNS infections in Europe is dynamic, requiring that clinicians have access to up-to-date clinical management guidelines (CMGs) to aid identification of emerging infections and for improvingquality and a degree of standardisation in diagnostic and clinical management practices. This paper presents asystematic review of CMGs for community-acquired CNS infections in Europe.

 

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