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Re: OB's and EBM--What do you do?From: Charon Gentile (drgent@bellsouth.net)Sat Sep 2 11:20:51 2006
Where I practice, the CDC guidelines are readily available to everyone. The issued is reviewed in staff meetings, nursing meetings and in-service training for physicians and nurses. Despite the above, the newly written standing orders, give Ampicillin as the first drug of choice. And many physicians treat a positive 35 - 37 week of the vagina and rectum with oral Amoxil for 10 days.
-- Charon Gentile M.D. FACOG
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