Publications

bloodstream infections in a neonatal intensive-care unit: 12 years' experience with an antibiotic control program.	to assess the prevalence of gram-positive coccal (gpc), gram-negative bacillary (gnb), and fungal blood-stream infections (bsis) during a 12-year period in which a consistent antibiotic treatment protocol was in place; to evaluate the efficacy of these antibiotic policies in relation to treatment, to the emergence of bacterial or fungal resistance, and to the occurrence of infection outbreaks or epidemics.	1999	10219874
predominance of serotype v and frequency of erythromycin resistance in streptococcus agalactiae in ohio.	the purpose of this study was to test the serotype distribution and antibiotic sensitivity patterns of group b streptococcus from three ohio regions in comparison to other areas of the united states.	2003	12748459