What is already known on this topic
URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS
In uncomplicated urinary tract infections, symptomatic (non-antibiotic) treatment is an option that is recommended by current guidelinesDespite explicit recommendations, second line antibiotics are still often used in uncomplicated urinary tract infectionsInterventions including educational programmes and prescribing feedback have shown a reduction of inappropriate prescribing, encouraging a non-antibiotic treatment has not been addressed by intervention programmes so far