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Antimicrobial use quantification in adult dairy cows - Part 2 - Developing a foundation for pharmacoepidemiology by comparing measurement methods

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By Michael D Apley, Sandra M. Godden, Randall Singer, Nora F.D. Schrag
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Abstract As stewardship programmes seek to influence therapeutic choices and reduce resistance selection pressure, it is essential to understand the multiple factors which may influence any given antimicrobial use measure. This article compares 9 measures of antimicrobial use pertaining to adult cows in US dairy systems based on treatment records standardized to a single standardized regimen (SReg) format.
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Antimicrobial use quantification in adult dairy cows - Part 3 - Use measured by standardized regimens and grams on 29 dairies in the United States

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By Sandra M. Godden, Michael D Apley, Randall Singer, Brian Lubbers
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Abstract This study describes antimicrobial use in terms of standardized regimens per cow year (REG/CY) and grams per cow year (GMS/CY) for 29 dairies in the United States during the years 2016 and 2017. To explore potential priorities for antimicrobial stewardship programs, these measures were stratified by both disease syndrome and antimicrobial class. Potential confounders of use measurements are discussed and challenges for measure interpretation are identified.
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Antimicrobial use quantification in adult dairy cows - Part 1 - Standardized regimens as a method for describing antimicrobial use

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By Michael D Apley, Brian Lubbers, Randall Singer, Sandra M. Godden
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Abstract This study describes a process to acquire and convert farm treatment records into a standardized regimen format. Multiple sources of on‐farm data were utilized to convert the original treatment records to standardized regimens, enabling the generation of objective, granular descriptions of antimicrobial use.
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