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High rates of paediatric use of antibiotics by healthcare providers (hereafter ‘providers’) are a key driver of antibiotic resistance in China [1,2], where rates of antibiotic resistance to most common bacteria are particularly high [3]. Prescription rates for paediatric patients using primary healthcare and hospital outpatient clinics range from 57.7% to 80.3% [4-7], well above the 30% rate recommended by World Health Organisation [8]. Additionally, while antibiotics are officially available on prescription only [9], retail pharmacies are a major source of over-the-counter (OTC) antibiotics for children [10].

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Healthcare Providers’ Accounts of Parental Influence on Their Behavior With Respect to the Use of Antibiotics for Children: A Qualitative Study in China