Antibiotics carried in general practitioners' emergency bags: four years on

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Abstract
During November and December 1992 we sent all registered general practitioners in north east and north west England (n=3724) a one page questionnaire containing lists of common antibiotics. They were asked to tick those antibiotics that they kept in their bags (questionnaire is available from ELCO). The survey was anonymous, and a stamped addressed envelope was enclosed. No reference was made to the use of early parenteral benzylpenicillin in meningococcal infection.