Study: NCT05166369

Intervention type: BEHAVIORAL
Group type: EXPERIMENTAL
Intervention: Communication skills training
Description: This intervention consists of a course on communication skills for healthcare professionals.~It will be done remotely via the internet and will include: communication skills training and optimal management of acute non-complicated RTI and delayed antibiotic prescription. Training modules will be delivered via a specific website password protected. Healthcare professionals will also receive a by-monthly feedback about the rate of antibiotic prescription and consumption for RTI.

Intervention type: BEHAVIORAL
Group type: EXPERIMENTAL
Intervention: Communication skills training
Description: This intervention consists of a course on communication skills for healthcare professionals.~It will be done remotely via the internet and will include: communication skills training and optimal management of acute non-complicated RTI and delayed antibiotic prescription. Training modules will be delivered via a specific website password protected. Healthcare professionals will also receive a by-monthly feedback about the rate of antibiotic prescription and consumption for RTI.

Intervention type: BEHAVIORAL
Group type: EXPERIMENTAL
Intervention: Mobile phone application on RTI
Description: This intervention involves the use of a mobile phone application by parents and caregivers.~The mobile app will provide information, education and interactive tools about acute noncomplicated respiratory tract infections.~PC centres allocated to this group will display posters and flyers to inform parents and caregivers about the mobile app. Healthcare staff will also promote the use of this app by parents and caregivers.~The app information will be useful before the consultation, and will also allow the patient to interact with the physician during the consultation, potentially improving share decision-making.~Importantly, the app will allow tailoring the guidance provided according to the type of infection or the number of days with symptoms.~Healthcare professionals in the primary care centres allocated to this group will also receive a by-monthly feedback about the rate of antibiotic prescription and consumption for RTI.

Intervention type: BEHAVIORAL
Group type: EXPERIMENTAL
Intervention: Mobile phone application on RTI
Description: This intervention involves the use of a mobile phone application by parents and caregivers.~The mobile app will provide information, education and interactive tools about acute noncomplicated respiratory tract infections.~PC centres allocated to this group will display posters and flyers to inform parents and caregivers about the mobile app. Healthcare staff will also promote the use of this app by parents and caregivers.~The app information will be useful before the consultation, and will also allow the patient to interact with the physician during the consultation, potentially improving share decision-making.~Importantly, the app will allow tailoring the guidance provided according to the type of infection or the number of days with symptoms.~Healthcare professionals in the primary care centres allocated to this group will also receive a by-monthly feedback about the rate of antibiotic prescription and consumption for RTI.