New expert guidance encourages healthcare institutions to implement and prioritize prevention efforts for infectious diarrhea, suggests drug-resistant Methicillin-resistant iStaphylococcus aureus/i (MRSA) as the most common bacteria to cause healthcare-associated infections, with rates of iClostridium difficile/i (iC. difficile/i) now rivaling the bacteria. The guidelines are published in the June issue of iInfection Control and Hospital Epidemiology/i. The ...Wednesday 7 May 2014
Hospitals' Infectious Diarrhea Prevention Efforts Is The Priority Of New Expert Guidelines
New expert guidance encourages healthcare institutions to implement and prioritize prevention efforts for infectious diarrhea, suggests drug-resistant Methicillin-resistant iStaphylococcus aureus/i (MRSA) as the most common bacteria to cause healthcare-associated infections, with rates of iClostridium difficile/i (iC. difficile/i) now rivaling the bacteria. The guidelines are published in the June issue of iInfection Control and Hospital Epidemiology/i. The ...
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