Are age-appropriate antibiotic formulations missing from the WHO list of essential medicines for children? A comparison study

Keyphrases

• Age-appropriate 100%
• Medicines for children 100%
• Essential Medicines 100%
• Essential Medicines List 100%
• Appropriate Antibiotics 100%
• Paediatric Antibiotics 100%
• Clinically Significant 66%
• Antibiotics 66%
• Weight Groups 66%
• Clinical Benefit 33%
• Public Health 33%
• Route of Administration 33%
• Age Categories 33%
• Oral Formulation 33%
• Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMX) 33%
• Ampicillin 33%
• Dose Accuracy 33%
• Clinical Costs 33%
• Cefazolin 33%
• Formulary 33%
• Therapeutic Need 33%
• Clinical Value 33%
• Metronidazole 33%
• Pediatric Use 33%
• Unmet 33%
• National Essential Medicine List 33%
• Dosage Forms 33%
• Pediatric Formulations 33%
• Cloxacillin 33%
• Medical Errors 33%
• Low-resource Settings 33%
• Parenteral Formulation 33%
• Oral Liquid 33%
• Phenoxymethylpenicillin 33%
• Amoxicillin Dispersible Tablet 33%
• Nitrofurantoin 33%
• Increased Dose 33%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Essential Medicines 100%
• Antibiotics 80%
• Tablet 60%
• Metronidazole 20%
• Dosage Forms 20%
• Penicillin V 20%
• Cefazolin 20%
• Cotrimoxazole 20%
• Ampicillin 20%
• Amoxicillin 20%
• Cloxacillin 20%
• Nitrofurantoin 20%