Single-center observational analysis of a pharmacist-driven antibiotic time-out targeting antipseudomonal drugs

This study found that implementation of a pharmacist-driven antipseudomonal antibiotic time-out at a 450-bed community hospital led to a 5% reduction in the use of targeted antipseudomonal antibiotics (P = .12), which may be clinically meaningful as it extrapolates to approximately 1,800 avoided days of therapy annually.