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Cellulitis and Abscess Management in the Era of Resistance to Antibiotics (CAMERA)

Appendix D. Part 2: Implementing the CDC Recommendations: Can it be done? What lessons can be learned?

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Implementing the CDC Recommendations: Can it be done? What lessons can be learned?

Implementing the CDC Recommendations: Can it be done? What lessons can be learned?

Alex Kemper, MD
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Overarching Philosophy

Overarching Philosophy

  • We want to learn from you.
  • We have developed some tools to help-we need feedback from you.
  • Tools:
    • "Culture Kit"
    • "Action Plan"
    • Patient Education Material
    • "Patient Follow-up Diary"

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Culture Kit

Culture Kit

  • "Grab and Go" things to consider including:
    • Betadine / alcohol.
    • Something to numb the skin with.
    • Something to I+D with.
    • Culture swab and label.
    • Packing material.
    • Gauze and bandages.

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Action Plan

Action Plan

  • Clinic note with the embedded guidelines and coding information.
  • We will revise to fit your charts.
  • Can also work with you to make it "electronic".

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Patient Education Materials

Patient Education Materials

  • Posters.
  • Handout on general skin infections.
  • Handout on Staph infections.

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Patient Diary

Patient Diary

  • CDC recommends "close follow-up".
  • We have developed a diary that patients can return by mail, which can then be added into the chart.
  • What if a patient doesn't return the diary?
  • We are primarily interested in coming up with feasible tools for practice. Thoughts??

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