Management by Primary Care Clinicians of Patients Suspected of Having Community-Acquired Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Infections Table 20. Follow-up status following initial management of SSTI n=681 680.x680.x or 682.x MCNTWHAMCNTWHA Pre-InterventionInterventionp ValuePre-InterventionInterventionp ValuePre-InterventionInterventionp ValuePre-InterventionInterventionp ValueTotal (n)99 255 224152 21440 Unplanned careSeen in ED or urgent care (n)100.3035101.0014110.7062401.00Seen in ED or urgent care (%)11.1103.4506.306.791.870Hospitalized (n)00Not com-puted101.00660.5482201.00Hospitalized (%)00 2.833.97 Infection resolutionInfection resolved (n)450.81882450.6492114790.3215202391.00Infection resolved (%)5055.5696.00100.0057.2951.9795.7397.50Time to resolution, days (mean)*n=011.25 (n=4)NA19.00 (n=1)19.0 (n=3)NA10.5 (n=47)9.8 (n=63)0.488122.33 (n=6)20.75 (n=4)0.6539Infection still present (n)440.8188101.0085730.3215911.00Infection still present (%)50.0044.444.00042.7148.034.272.50Antibiotic useNumber who stated that they were prescribed antibiotic at initial SSTI visit97 265 196144 19540 Number who picked up an antibiotic (if prescribed)761.0002330.17291881340.2441160350.4036% who picked up an antibiotic77.7885.7188.4660.0095.9293.0682.0587.50Number who responded to whether they received a second antibiotic prescription76 233 185134 17138 Number who received a second course of antibiotics111.0000201.000034190.3200500.5873% who were started with a second course of antibiotics14.2916.67 8.700 18.3814.18 2.920 Key: MCNT = Medical Clinic of North Texas, WHA = Wilmington Health Associates*Sample size is reduced due to the exclusion of cases: (1) with infection still present and (2) who were contacted more than 31 days after their initial SSTI clinic visit (see page 4) and for which there is incomplete data to calculate time to resolution.Return to Document Current as of March 2011 Internet Citation: Management by Primary Care Clinicians of Patients Suspected of Having Community-Acquired Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Infections. March 2011. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/final-reports/mrsa/colorado_mrsatab20.html