Could a penicillin allergy label make you more resistant to antibiotics?
NCT ID NCT07177690
Summary
This study aims to understand the real-world impact of having a penicillin allergy on a patient's medical record. Researchers will analyze data from hospitalized COVID-19 patients to see if this allergy label leads to worse health outcomes and different antibiotic use. They will also test saliva and stool samples to see if people with this allergy record carry more antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and if removing an incorrect allergy label can reduce this resistance.
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Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS trust
Leeds, United Kingdom
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