Clinician Resources
Antibiotic Use Guidelines
UW CSiM has created this Antibiotic Guide to provide prescribers with a tool to guide prescribing based on local resistance data and expert opinion. Specific antibiotic recommendations are based upon bacterial resistance patterns seen in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. Antibiotics listed should be compared to local bacterial resistance trends found in your antibiogram to determine applicability.
Continuing Education Programs
Sign up for a one-hour monthly training on best practices for antibiotic stewardship in nursing, assisted living, and residential care facilities. Sessions will take place on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Complete all six sessions to receive a certificate. To sign up email
Ryan Frick, Population Health Epidemiologist.
This interactive web-based training contains four 13 modules which can be taken individually and are tailored to a variety of practice settings. sections designed to help clinicians optimize antibiotic use, combat antibiotic resistance, and improve health care quality and patient safety.
This free 5-hour self-paced CME course will offer a practical approach to prescribing antibiotic therapy and development of antimicrobial stewardship to physicians and pharmacists across all specialties and settings.
The SIDP Antimicrobial Stewardship Certificate equips health professionals with practical skills and knowledge to lead effective stewardship initiatives across diverse care settings. It offers expert-led, team-based training with tools tailored to real-world clinical environments.
External Resources
Outreach Opportunities
Contact us to talk about ways to partner. We can provide education and resources to providers, health professional or public health students, or community stakeholders on antibiotic stewardship.