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Russia Funded through the APUA Small Grants Program, APUA-Russia is currently conducting a study on "Cost-effectiveness analysis of miniVITAL automated system vs. routine microbiological procedures for blood cultures from ICU patients with sepsis." Chapter Activities A professor of the Department of Clinical Pharmacology at Smolensk State Medical Academy was the beneficiary of the APUA small grant program which conducted a study entitled "Inventory of antibiotics in the home medicine cabinet" that served as the basis of a public information strategy aimed at promoting the prudent use of antibiotics. The survey revealed that most Russian families possess antibiotics for systemic use at home and would use them without a doctor's prescription. The APUA-Russia chapter has translated and published the APUA Newsletter in a Russian edition that was distributed to several APUA chapters in Eastern and Central Europe. Chapter members are involved in a national surveillance program tracking data on antibiotic use, patient information and resistance patterns. Data collected from 35 regional laboratories are compiled in a central laboratory. Chapter Objectives
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