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Chronic respiratory diseases (CRD) put patients at increased risk of respiratory infection and antimicrobial use, but surveillance results on community antimicrobial use are generally not adjusted for this risk factor. The objective of this study was to demonstrate the importance of accounting for CRD when interpreting indicators of community antimicrobial use in people over 65 years old, in Québec, Canada.

Chronic respiratory disease should be considered when interpreting indicators of community antimicrobial use in people over 65 years old