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Therapeutic drug monitoring

  • Respiratory Infections: Tuberculosis

    17 October 2024 6:00pm–7:30pm
     
    in Respiratory Infections
    CRE RESPOND Respiratory Infections: Tuberculosis seminar was held Thursday 17 October 2024. Chaired by Dr Andrew Burke, Infectious Disease and Thoracic Physician, Brisbane with presenters from Korea and Australia.
  • Michele Cree

    PhD Candidate
    UQ Centre for Clinical Research
  • Clinical Microsampling Group

    The Clinical Microsampling Group (CMG) aims to replace traditional, highly invasive blood-taking techniques with an innovative microsampling approach that enables measuring drug concentrations in a drop of blood.
  • Championing research translation

    Published on: 4 March 2019
  • Therapeutic Drug Monitoring

    National Health and Medical Research Council
    The Therapeutic Drug Monitoring Group (TDMG) aims to robustly identify antimicrobial pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic (PK-PD) targets for use in clinical practice by better defining relationships between antimicrobial blood concentrations and outcomes.
  • Therapeutic drug monitoring and dose personalisation of antimicrobials in mechanically ventilated patients with Gram-negative pneumonia.

  • Therapeutic drug monitoring optimisation of antimicrobial exposures for critically ill, burns and transplant patients.

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