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Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 1997
Abstract Epidemic nosocomial infections are defined as hospital-acquired infections that represent an increase in incidence over expected rates. Epidemic-associated infections usually are clustered temporally or geographically, suggesting that the infections are from a common source or are secondary to increased person-to-person ...
C, Beck-Sague, W R, Jarvis, W J, Martone
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Abstract Epidemic nosocomial infections are defined as hospital-acquired infections that represent an increase in incidence over expected rates. Epidemic-associated infections usually are clustered temporally or geographically, suggesting that the infections are from a common source or are secondary to increased person-to-person ...
C, Beck-Sague, W R, Jarvis, W J, Martone
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Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1988
This outbreak description could alert you to the potential for outbreaks, the desirability of early antibiotic therapy, and the value of educating caregivers.
V G, Pritchard, C S, Kerry
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This outbreak description could alert you to the potential for outbreaks, the desirability of early antibiotic therapy, and the value of educating caregivers.
V G, Pritchard, C S, Kerry
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2022
This chapter examines how the protests at Sampford Courtenay were initially kindled, and how the flames of popular dissent then spread rapidly to envelop much of Devon by the end of June 1549. The chapter evaluates how the government of Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset — Edward VI's uncle, and the man who had been appointed to act as lord protector of ...
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This chapter examines how the protests at Sampford Courtenay were initially kindled, and how the flames of popular dissent then spread rapidly to envelop much of Devon by the end of June 1549. The chapter evaluates how the government of Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset — Edward VI's uncle, and the man who had been appointed to act as lord protector of ...
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1992
Abstract Any increase in the isolation rate of a particular organism, or any clustering of clinical cases should be investigated by the IC team. Infection rates and isolates of particular interest may be monitored by: a daily report from the Microbiology Department; a prevalence survey of infection; notification from the national ...
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Abstract Any increase in the isolation rate of a particular organism, or any clustering of clinical cases should be investigated by the IC team. Infection rates and isolates of particular interest may be monitored by: a daily report from the Microbiology Department; a prevalence survey of infection; notification from the national ...
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