Table 1, Chief Complaint Criteria Used to Identify Eligible Respondents - Comparing Broad- and Narrow-Spectrum Antibiotics for Children with Ear, Sinus, and Throat Infections

Chief complaints consistent with ARTI symptoms
Eye pus or discharge Chest tightness Strep throat Pneumonia Throat problem Neck pain Ear pain Strep exposure Ear pulling Viral syndrome Sneezing Raspy voice Neck pain or stiffness Swollen glands Breathing problem Sinus problem Runny nose Fussy Earache Eye problem Cold symptoms Ear problem Congestion Sore throat Fever Cough

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Comparing Broad- and Narrow-Spectrum Antibiotics for Children with Ear, Sinus, and Throat Infections [Internet].

Gerber J, Ross R, Bryan M, et al.

Washington (DC): Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI); 2018 Aug.

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Table 1Chief Complaint Criteria Used to Identify Eligible Respondents