Experimental Investigation of Antibiotic Resistance in Clinical Isolates in the Thrace Region

Özet

This study examines antibiotic resistance in clinical isolates in the Thrace Region. The analysis combines field observations, national statistics and computational simulation. Key themes include antibiotic resistance, infection, clinical. The findings contribute to public health strategies that improve patient outcomes, disease prevention and well-being.

Künye

Yayın türü

Bildiri

Dergi / Yayınevi / Etkinlik

8th International Symposium on Public Health and Clinical Sciences

Yıl

2024

Dil

İngilizce

WoS araştırma alanı

Public, Environmental & Occupational Health

Anahtar sözcükler

antibiotic resistance, infection, clinical

Yazar sırası (kurum yazarı)

First

Atıf (WoS / Scopus / Toplam)

0 / 0 / 4

Kurum araştırmacısı

Prof. Dr. Hasan Basri Özgen

Erişim ve lisans

Kapalı erişim

Kalıcı bağlantı

https://avys.mr1.com.tr/yayin/27

BMSKA Sınıflandırma Gerekçesi

SDG 3: Sağlıklı ve Kaliteli Yaşam en yüksek skoru aldı (95.3 ≥ eşik 28). Eşleşen kavramlar: clinical, antibiotic, infection, health, disease, patient, well-being, public health.

Model: TF-IDF (karakter n-gram) + Türkçe/İngilizce anahtar kelime sözlüğü v1 · atama eşiği 28.0 · yöntem: sorgu-seti · JSON gerekçe · tüm eşleşme kayıtları

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   Luca Ferrari, Yasemin Tuna Şahin, Jan Novák · Public, Environmental & Occupational Health Open · 2024
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