Knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition

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Main Authors:	Tan, Y.S.L., Hong, C.Y., Chong, P.N., Tan, E.S.L., Lew, Y.J., Lin, R.T.P.
Other Authors:	COMMUNITY,OCCUPATIONAL & FAMILY MEDICINE
Format:	Article
Published:	2016
Subjects:	Antibiotics Health-seeking behaviour Respiratory tract infection Upper respiratory tract infection
Online Access:	http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/130893
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1308932016-12-09T14:47:50Z Knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition Tan, Y.S.L. Hong, C.Y. Chong, P.N. Tan, E.S.L. Lew, Y.J. Lin, R.T.P. COMMUNITY,OCCUPATIONAL & FAMILY MEDICINE Antibiotics Health-seeking behaviour Respiratory tract infection Upper respiratory tract infection Singapore Medical Journal 47 6 518-524 SIMJA 2016-11-28T10:13:53Z 2016-11-28T10:13:53Z 2006-06 Article Tan, Y.S.L., Hong, C.Y., Chong, P.N., Tan, E.S.L., Lew, Y.J., Lin, R.T.P. (2006-06). Knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition. Singapore Medical Journal 47 (6) : 518-524. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. 00375675 http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/130893 NOT_IN_WOS Scopus
institution	National University of Singapore
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topic	Antibiotics Health-seeking behaviour Respiratory tract infection Upper respiratory tract infection
spellingShingle	Antibiotics Health-seeking behaviour Respiratory tract infection Upper respiratory tract infection Tan, Y.S.L. Hong, C.Y. Chong, P.N. Tan, E.S.L. Lew, Y.J. Lin, R.T.P. Knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition
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author_facet	COMMUNITY,OCCUPATIONAL & FAMILY MEDICINE Tan, Y.S.L. Hong, C.Y. Chong, P.N. Tan, E.S.L. Lew, Y.J. Lin, R.T.P.
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author	Tan, Y.S.L. Hong, C.Y. Chong, P.N. Tan, E.S.L. Lew, Y.J. Lin, R.T.P.
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title	Knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition
title_short	Knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition
title_full	Knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition
title_fullStr	Knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition
title_full_unstemmed	Knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition
title_sort	knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition
publishDate	2016
url	http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/130893
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Knowledge that upper respiratory tract infection resolves on its own is associated with more appropriate health-seeking behaviour and antibiotic cognition

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