The OneChoice Report
OneChoice®
- What happens if the lab does not send resistance genes, diagnosis codes, or allergies?
- What are OneChoice recommendations based on?
- What is OneChoice?
- How is antibiotic dosing determined?
- How is treatment duration determined?
- How does OneChoice handle organisms or resistance genes that were not detected or not tested?
- Does OneChoice factor in a patient's medical history?
- Is OneChoice a medical recommendation?
- How does OneChoice determine the diagnosis shown on the report?
- What is OneChoice Plus, and how is it used?
- Why would a report show an undefined dose or duration?
- Why did OneChoice recommend an IV antibiotic?
- Why would an antibiotic be listed with unclear efficacy?
- Does OneChoice adjust antibiotics for weight, kidney function, or liver function?