A 70-year-old patient was recently diagnosed with a UTI, which was treated with antibiotics
A 70-year-old patient was recently diagnosed with a UTI, which was treated with antibiotics. She lives alone, but her niece does her shopping and helps with housekeeping. A follow-up urine sample still shows signs of infection. Upon questioning, the patient admits she didn’t take the antibiotics because her niece told her they were unnecessary.
What is the most suitable intervention?
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