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Primary care physicians in Poland show high awareness of antimicrobial resistance and AMS, with 93% valuing AMS and 89% reporting a role in it.
- Why it matters: National AMS efforts in primary care need stronger implementation, yet clinician-targeted strategies often face practical uptake barriers in real clinical settings.
- What they did: In a pre-registered observational online survey of 270 physicians working in Polish primary care for 6+ months, researchers assessed awareness, beliefs, use, and perceived barriers/facilitators via a pre-piloted questionnaire.
- The result: Rapid diagnostic tests, clinical guidelines, and scales/criteria were most recognized and recommended, while communication strategies, national actions, education/training, and campaigns were less engaged; time constraints and unclear strategy selection were key barriers.
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