Expect More Oral Antibiotics for Bone and Joint Infections

September 2025

You’ll see renewed focus on using ORAL antibiotics for bone and joint infections in adults.

Patients with bone and joint infections are usually treated with IV antibiotics...often for 6 weeks or longer.

But prolonged courses of IV antibiotics increase catheter-related clot and infection risk, as well as healthcare costs.

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Table of Contents

Smoking Cessation Stay Current on the Latest Smoking Cessation Guidance
Influenza Watch for Baloxavir for Influenza Treatment
Practice Dodge the Dangers of Workplace Violence
Infectious Diseases Expect More Oral Antibiotics for Bone and Joint Infections
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Dementia Be Ready for Questions About Meds That Affect Dementia Risk
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