Our goal is to reduce the numbers of antibiotic prescriptions. As described before, parents have a lot of concerns about the illness of their child and mostly they do not succeed in communicating these concerns clearly to their physician. Our hypothesis is that clinicians sometimes feel as, although they try to reassure the parents that the child will get better with symptomatic treatment, they do not convince them enough and prescribe antibiotics to reach adequate reassurance whenever the slightest doubt exists that the child benefits from the medication. To meet this gap, we developed a brief intervention: we'll ask the clinicians to ask 3 specific questions, namely "Are you concerned?", "What exactly concerns you?" and "Why does this concern you?". This intervention is easy to implement in daily practice and no additional training is required.