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quadgram	frequency
middle east respiratory syndrome	77
severe acute respiratory syndrome	68
j hosp infect doi	62
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	54
n a l p	44
p r o o	44
r o o f	44
u r n a	44
a l p r	44
l p r e	44
r n a l	44
j o u r	44
o u r n	44
neonatal intensive care unit	35
infection prevention and control	35
for the prevention of	34
of personal protective equipment	29
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	27
of severe acute respiratory	24
reduce the risk of	24
systematic review or a	22
a systematic review or	22
of middle east respiratory	22
review or a meta	21
the risk of cr	21
decrease in ffr particle	21
at the time of	21
a neonatal intensive care	21
in a neonatal intensive	20
for disease control and	20
was associated with a	19
disease control and prevention	19
or more of the	18
the risk of infection	18
total number of studies	17
one or more of	17
with the use of	16
a systematic review of	16
reducing the risk of	16
has been shown to	16
that the use of	16
of the review questions	15
the world health organization	15
the intensive care unit	15
more of the review	15
associated urinary tract infections	15
bsi and related complications	15
during the study period	14
centers for disease control	14
with radiologically confirmed hap	14
infectious diseases society of	14
relates to infections associated	14
clinical diagnosis of hap	14
is written in english	14
to infections associated with	14
to reduce the risk	14
as well as the	14
a systematic review and	13
in ffr particle filtration	13
it is important to	13
systematic review and meta	13
in the context of	12
liquid soap and water	12
a risk factor for	12
line removal and mortality	12
outbreak in south korea	12
premature line removal and	12
national and international guidelines	12
of this study was	12
total number of articles	12
in reducing the risk	12
to improve hand hygiene	12
in the intervention group	12
official publication of the	12
term indwelling urethral catheter	12
of central venous catheters	11
hands must be decontaminated	11
in the incidence of	11
and related complications including	11
it was not possible	11
central venous access device	11
minimise the risk of	11
the authors concluded that	11
related complications including phlebitis	11
in ffr particle penetration	10
in the control group	10
in the united states	10
was not possible to	10
use of personal protective	10
in the intensive care	10
were included in the	10
review of the literature	10
the risk of cauti	10
suspected or confirmed covid	10
this study was to	10
of nosocomial infections in	10
the risk of transmission	10
a clinical diagnosis of	10
urinary tract infections in	10
studies have reported that	10
term indwelling urethral catheters	10
n filtering facepiece respirators	10
the aim of this	10
of vaporized h o	10
occupational safety and health	9
respiratory syndrome coronavirus in	9
of the infectious diseases	9
safety from infectious diseases	9
the majority of studies	9
in the absence of	9
the middle east respiratory	9
for the detection of	9
of respiratory syncytial virus	9
associated with the use	9
a summary of the	9
the first quarter of	9
in the case of	9
publication of the infectious	9
an official publication of	9
in the first quarter	9
systematic review of the	9
the department of health	9
neonatal intensive care units	9
the republic of korea	9
the use of a	9
the infectious diseases society	9
in intensive care units	9
use and disposal of	9
in a hospital in	8
aerosol and surface stability	8
safe use and disposal	8
in the republic of	8
significant decrease in ffr	8
articles that described primary	8
and disposal of sharps	8
a lower risk of	8
a retrospective cohort study	8
all articles that described	8
ed any additional evidence	8
been shown to be	8
whilst updating our systematic	8
journal of hospital infection	8
for the use of	8
to minimise the risk	8
patients with radiologically confirmed	8
with a reduction in	8
was achieved through discussion	8
infection control in the	8
of safety from infectious	8
of nosocomial transmission of	8
no significant decrease in	8
critically appraised by two	8
acute respiratory syndrome in	8
on the use of	8
as compared with sars	8
aim of this study	8
and grading was achieved	8
that described primary research	8
and surface stability of	8
surface stability of sars	8
neither we nor hicpac	8
there is no evidence	8
of helicobacter pylori infection	8
based on the best	8
grading was achieved through	8
to the use of	8
does not appear to	8
consensus and grading was	8
compliance with hand hygiene	8
and risk factors for	7
rms that the article	7
institute for occupational safety	7
criteria were independently critically	7
caring for patients with	7
to inform one or	7
a tertiary care hospital	7
a small number of	7
the end of the	7
updating our systematic review	7
were independently critically appraised	7
for the decontamination of	7
risk of transmission of	7
including the above designs	7
and the number of	7
inform one or more	7
in the presence of	7
using sign and epoc	7
in neonatal intensive care	7
a randomized controlled trial	7
what is the effectiveness	7
studies selected for appraisal	7
the course of the	7
it is possible that	7
is based on the	7
should not be used	7
for appraisal during sift	7
to the rapidly evolving	7
with no patient contact	7
sign and epoc criteria	7
penetration after three decontamination	7
and the risk of	7
the spread of infection	7
central venous catheters in	7
for occupational safety and	7
appears to inform one	7
as part of a	7
informs one or more	7
prevention and control of	7
prevention of central venous	7
have been shown to	7
respiratory syncytial virus infection	7
the prevention of catheter	7
the prevention of cr	7
guideline development advisory group	7
after three decontamination cycles	7
and appears to inform	7
sift criteria were independently	7
the infection control team	7
number of studies selected	7
outbreak of severe acute	7
be aware of the	7
selected for appraisal during	7
were found to be	7
serial intervals of six	7
particle penetration after three	7
the performance of the	7
in health care settings	7
the effectiveness of the	7
the sift criteria were	7
an intensive care unit	7
and met the sift	7
reduce the incidence of	7
indicates that the article	7
protective equipment should be	7
the modified t system	7
and informs one or	7
abstract indicates that the	7
the total number of	7
of studies selected for	7
effective in reducing the	7
urinary tract infection in	7
by two appraisers using	7
met the sift criteria	7
with suspected or confirmed	7
over the course of	7
two appraisers using sign	7
appraisers using sign and	7
for a clinical diagnosis	7
national institute for occupational	7
ffr particle penetration after	7
appraised by two appraisers	7
analysis and met the	7
independently critically appraised by	7
on the best critically	6
need to be incorporated	6
in this systematic review	6
an ultrasonically activated stream	6
aged less than two	6
of central venous catheter	6
recommendations are not detailed	6
best critically appraised evidence	6
this is indicated in	6
improve hand hygiene compliance	6
critically appraised evidence currently	6
six to eight days	6
some recommendations from the	6
response to the rapidly	6
and the use of	6
compared the use of	6
be incorporated into local	6
of the hospital environment	6
the best critically appraised	6
number of articles retrieved	6
shown to be effective	6
of hand hygiene compliance	6
of acceptable quality whilst	6
as an alternative to	6
it is likely that	6
any additional evidence of	6
associated with significantly lower	6
are not detailed procedural	6
audit and feedback of	6
personal protective equipment should	6
guidance is based on	6
to ensure that the	6
linked to each recommendation	6
occupational health outpatient clinic	6
at the same time	6
may be due to	6
evidence of acceptable quality	6
n filtering facepiece respirator	6
is indicated in the	6
on the other hand	6
these recommendations are not	6
wearing a face mask	6
a number of studies	6
and class of supporting	6
studies have shown that	6
in order to prevent	6
helicobacter pylori infection in	6
for the removal of	6
were associated with a	6
during sift all articles	6
can be used to	6
healthcare workers should be	6
the rapidly evolving epidemiology	6
diseases society of america	6
class of supporting evidence	6
national nosocomial infections surveillance	6
explicitly linked to each	6
perception of safety from	6
of hospital infection s	6
tertiary care hospital in	6
articles retrieved from sift	6
there is a risk	6
less than two years	6
evidence explicitly linked to	6
in accordance with the	6
respiratory syncytial virus outbreak	6
recommendations from the previous	6
children aged less than	6
indicated in the text	6
bloodstream infections in the	6
of filtering facepiece respirators	6
as a result of	6
insertion and maintenance of	6
for filtering facepiece respirators	6
a total of patients	6
at the point of	6
dependent on particle size	6
the guideline development advisory	6
is a risk of	6
the risk of catheter	6
have been revised to	6
hands are visibly soiled	6
quality whilst updating our	6
to each recommendation is	6
analysis including the above	6
and need to be	6
appraised evidence currently available	6
with middle east respiratory	6
and disinfection of toys	6
none are regarded as	6
the safe use and	6
number of articles located	6
incorporated into local guidelines	6
impregnated central venous catheters	6
one of the most	6
of five decontamination methods	6
appraisal during sift all	6
in the prevention of	6
the type and class	6
of articles retrieved from	6
of hospitalized patients with	6
personal protective equipment for	6
a wide range of	6
more than of the	6
passed the fit test	6
with special reference to	6
is the effectiveness of	6
type and class of	6
of urinary tract infections	6
are regarded as optional	6
each recommendation is described	6
on the incidence of	6
additional evidence of acceptable	6
shown in table i	6
of blood or body	6
disinfection of n respirators	6
the severe acute respiratory	6
sift all articles that	6
not included in the	6
current national and international	6
related bloodstream infections in	6
tested positive for rsv	6
group compared with the	6
the occupational health outpatient	6
to the spread of	6
supporting evidence explicitly linked	6
this guidance is based	6
in jeddah and riyadh	6
of the use of	6
associated with radiologically confirmed	6
by health care workers	6
acceptable quality whilst updating	6
cycle of vaporized h	6
the singh thattha technique	6
to be incorporated into	6
not detailed procedural protocols	6
of supporting evidence explicitly	6
revised to improve clarity	6
in the nursery environment	6
were more likely to	6
been revised to improve	6
interventions to improve hand	6
syncytial virus infection in	6
tcid reduction in spiked	5
in spiked influenza viral	5
the health and safety	5
located abstract indicates that	5
a single cycle of	5
of infection prevention and	5
the use of abhr	5
influenza a h n	5
of an outbreak of	5
hand hygiene in health	5
spiked influenza viral load	5
effective for the prevention	5
course of the outbreak	5
included in the study	5
of studies accepted after	5
evidence to suggest that	5
of the insertion site	5
in alcohol for patients	5
in the neonatal unit	5
prevalence of nosocomial infections	5
catheter and drainage system	5
cleaning and disinfection of	5
respiratory syndrome coronavirus infection	5
the neonatal intensive care	5
abstract and full text	5
from sift full text	5
for middle east respiratory	5
when hands are visibly	5
removed as soon as	5
accident and emergency department	5
the recommendations are divided	5
preventing nosocomial transmission of	5
come into contact with	5
log tcid reduction in	5
for the purposes of	5
changes in physical traits	5
the risk of bacteriuria	5
significantly reduce rates of	5
of studies rejected after	5
with liquid soap and	5
and feedback of compliance	5
in the present study	5
to ensure that healthcare	5
associated with a reduction	5
trained and competent in	5
and personal protective equipment	5
based guidelines for preventing	5
is presented in table	5
the use of an	5
alcohol for patients with	5
a central venous catheter	5
reported that use of	5
use application of chlorhexidine	5
rapidly evolving epidemiology of	5
the top of the	5
number of studies rejected	5
kingdom of saudi arabia	5
awareness of infection control	5
transmission of infectious diseases	5
from surgical stainless steel	5
ed a systematic review	5
the transmission dynamics of	5
paediatric intensive care unit	5
ultrasonically activated water stream	5
ministry of health and	5
epidemiological and clinical characteristics	5
intensive care units in	5
were excluded from the	5
evolving epidemiology of the	5
over a period of	5
was found between the	5
iodine in alcohol for	5
application of chlorhexidine gluconate	5
previous guidelines have been	5
with sensitivity to chlorhexidine	5
gluconate in isopropyl alcohol	5
or potentially contaminated with	5
evidence for the effectiveness	5
before and after the	5
has been described to	5
an assessment of the	5
was found to be	5
guidelines have been revised	5
systematic review of studies	5
number of studies have	5
in critically ill patients	5
the idea model is	5
staphylococcus aureus control in	5
and clinical characteristics of	5
investigated the use of	5
there is evidence that	5
case of middle east	5
the intervention group and	5
of articles located abstract	5
the previous guidelines have	5
escalating infection control response	5
from the previous guidelines	5
to be effective in	5
of urinary tract infection	5
a prospective study of	5
the results of the	5
efficacy and safety of	5
the prevention of hcai	5
studies accepted after critical	5
a potential source of	5
to hand hygiene guidelines	5
aerosol penetration and airflow	5
significant difference in the	5
a prospective cohort study	5
at c in air	5
penetration and airflow resistance	5
the use of chg	5
the risk for cr	5
retrieved from sift full	5
hands of healthcare workers	5
for patients with sensitivity	5
resistant staphylococcus aureus in	5
for helicobacter pylori infection	5
level of occupational exposure	5
of the coronavirus disease	5
the evidence base for	5
of n filtering facepiece	5
in the rate of	5
accepted after critical appraisal	5
chlorhexidine gluconate in isopropyl	5
reduces the risk of	5
using the incidence decay	5
the estimated r values	5
risk of occupational exposure	5
in the setting of	5
a high risk of	5
the removal of gloves	5
epidemiology of the coronavirus	5
protective equipment at work	5
study that compared the	5
what is the evidence	5
prevalence of helicobacter pylori	5
was similar to that	5
is the most common	5
the mers outbreak in	5
among health care workers	5
feedback of compliance with	5
associated with a lower	5
the prevalence of h	5
increase the risk of	5
the maternal genital tract	5
articles located abstract indicates	5
infection control response to	5
of health care workers	5
in the united kingdom	5
of chlorhexidine gluconate in	5
the incidence of catheter	5
the incidence decay with	5
at the insertion site	5
date of symptom onset	5
to surgical stainless steel	5
on the day of	5
in accordance with local	5
following decontamination with a	5
ed one systematic review	5
e loss of bioefficiency	5
rejected after critical appraisal	5
number of studies accepted	5
suggested that the use	5
patients with sensitivity to	5
seven and eight days	5
the bioefficiency of the	5
the risk of nosocomial	5
and other respiratory viruses	5
title abstract and full	5
in an intensive care	5
reduction in spiked influenza	5
for severe acute respiratory	5
cant difference in the	5
that compared the use	5
resistant staphylococcus aureus control	5
adherence to hand hygiene	5
recommendations are divided into	5
should be used for	5
with a central venous	5
mers outbreak in korea	5
be used as a	5
control response to the	5
of the patients with	5
and full text review	5
risk of nosocomial transmission	5
was not associated with	5
soiled or potentially contaminated	5
from infectious diseases and	5
in addition to the	5
this is the first	5
the proportion of subjects	5
studies have investigated the	5
povidone iodine in alcohol	5
loss of human lives	5
for the effectiveness of	5
or povidone iodine in	5
studies rejected after critical	5
infections in the intensive	5
healthcare workers should ensure	4
patient contact or care	4
about the importance of	4
the stability of sars	4
this study was performed	4
in which more than	4
for the insertion and	4
are associated with a	4
an emerging infectious disease	4
attention to the tips	4
of compliance with practice	4
outbreaks and sporadic incidents	4
on filtering facepiece respirator	4
with soap and water	4
for decontamination of n	4
a novel coronavirus from	4
coated urinary catheters in	4
the current practice of	4
tract infections in the	4
infection and or colonisation	4
and considerations during severe	4
for central venous catheters	4
samples from patients with	4
in order to minimise	4
continuing use or prompt	4
decontamination methods for filtering	4
policies for waste management	4
surfaces of the hand	4
colonisation when a suspected	4
presented in table iii	4
risk of infection with	4
is no evidence that	4
cases of infection and	4
there was a significant	4
before the peak in	4
single cycle of vaporized	4
in ksa and south	4
appraisal total number of	4
the context of the	4
r values from the	4
the areas between the	4
the world health organisation	4
incubated at room temperature	4
into contact with all	4
the high prevalence of	4
foundation for statistical computing	4
and related complications adverse	4
transmission of microorganisms to	4
h at c in	4
national institute for health	4
can be used for	4
following the removal of	4
does not mean that	4
h n influenza virus	4
the study period was	4
central venous access devices	4
with local policies for	4
that there is no	4
language and environment for	4
be rubbed together vigorously	4
hygiene in health care	4
study was approved by	4
particular attention to the	4
of into the appropriate	4
appropriate use and management	4
be more effective than	4
health and safety legislation	4
filtering facepiece respirator fit	4
must be worn where	4
an experience in a	4
rooms of patients with	4
highly effective at inactivating	4
we were unable to	4
syndrome in hong kong	4
with the index cases	4
change in aerosol penetration	4
to support the appropriate	4
of infection associated with	4
personal protective equipment at	4
each episode of direct	4
r foundation for statistical	4
experience in a general	4
as soon as possible	4
this section discusses the	4
for prevention of catheter	4
the use of gloves	4
reverse transcriptionepolymerase chain reaction	4
syncytial virus outbreak in	4
contamination may contribute to	4
was approved by the	4
use of surgical masks	4
with the ultrasonically activated	4
the appropriate use and	4
five decontamination methods for	4
for contact times of	4
in the hospital and	4
the use of respirator	4
contact with the patient	4
risk of exposure to	4
disposed of into the	4
after critical appraisal total	4
the poorest communities of	4
reducing the incidence of	4
the tips of the	4
on filtering facepiece respirators	4
a fit factor following	4
which more than of	4
no change in aerosol	4
with a hepa filter	4
healthcare products regulatory agency	4
the national institute for	4
of an infection control	4
recommendation has been made	4
at the level of	4
significantly lower levels of	4
can survive in the	4
for all healthcare workers	4
or colonisation when a	4
control practices advisory committee	4
the spread of covid	4
in the operating theatre	4
venous and arterial catheters	4
catheters for the prevention	4
interventions to reduce the	4
on the risk of	4
of randomised controlled trials	4
limitation of this study	4
to the tips of	4
sampling was undertaken using	4
waste stream in accordance	4
guidelines for preventing healthcare	4
accordance with local policies	4
in the clinical setting	4
a suspected or known	4
in a hospital with	4
an infection control bundle	4
decontamination of n ffrs	4
intravenous antimicrobials for a	4
rna was detected in	4
in nhs hospitals in	4
and after the intervention	4
the outbreak of severe	4
that the majority of	4
respiratory syndrome in hong	4
reported in table i	4
for a minimum of	4
environment for statistical computing	4
related complications adverse events	4
the time of admission	4
nosocomial infection of s	4
by severe acute respiratory	4
a reduction in the	4
proportion of subjects achieving	4
concentration of the target	4
ensure their timely removal	4
contribute to the spread	4
used to determine the	4
should be rubbed together	4
were obtained from the	4
of liquid soap and	4
in the developing world	4
associated with increased risk	4
a major role in	4
appropriate waste stream in	4
outbreak cluster in a	4
patients with coronavirus disease	4
local policies for waste	4
lack of resources for	4
the results of this	4
associated with nosocomial infections	4
central venous catheters for	4
demonstrated a reduction in	4
infection control practices advisory	4
and the areas between	4
and the potential for	4
have been associated with	4
where a new recommendation	4
the accident and emergency	4
institute for health and	4
reduce the number of	4
an increased risk of	4
negative pressure isolation rooms	4
infection in a neonatal	4
and environmental contamination may	4
wearing a surgical mask	4
during the first days	4
the performance of a	4
should be aware of	4
efficacy of various disinfectants	4
of direct patient contact	4
of a novel coronavirus	4
patients and their attendants	4
the prevalence of nosocomial	4
directly observed hand hygiene	4
as part of the	4
of hepatitis c virus	4
known pathogen can survive	4
must come into contact	4
transmission of severe acute	4
of the middle east	4
no conflicts of interest	4
effective at inactivating hcov	4
and environment for statistical	4
risk of nosocomial infection	4
was carried out using	4
us centers for disease	4
control or cohort studies	4
cluster in a hospital	4
cov outbreak in south	4
the continuing use or	4
in response to the	4
with blood or body	4
there are a number	4
at the end of	4
protective equipment for coronavirus	4
of infection control practices	4
the presence of sars	4
nhs hospitals in england	4
are a number of	4
patients with suspected or	4
episode of direct patient	4
the appropriate waste stream	4
medical gloves for single	4
been shown to have	4
duration of hospital stay	4
of respiratory viral infections	4
met the inclusion criteria	4
been shown to reduce	4
and central venous catheter	4
to health care workers	4
where there is a	4
this study did not	4
in the neonatal intensive	4
section discusses the evidence	4
the source of the	4
critical appraisal total number	4
transmission of coronavirus disease	4
least one of the	4
royal college of nursing	4
parts of the world	4
as a cause of	4
hands should be rubbed	4
intervals of six to	4
the spread of the	4
first quarter of to	4
been shown to significantly	4
suspected or known pathogen	4
virus infection in a	4
use or prompt the	4
considerations during severe shortages	4
in the rv group	4
lumen central venous catheters	4
into the appropriate waste	4
for the purpose of	4
paying particular attention to	4
hand hygiene compliance and	4
tissue culture infectious dose	4
prompt the removal of	4
that need to be	4
symptomatic urinary tract infection	4
patients treated for hap	4
that the risk of	4
air changes per hour	4
sterilization of n respirators	4
compliance with practice guidelines	4
receiving intravenous antimicrobials for	4
of the developing world	4
skin or mucous membranes	4
soap and water and	4
has been suggested that	4
pathogen can survive in	4
a number of interventions	4
shaffer re evaluation of	4
environmental contamination may contribute	4
evaluation of five decontamination	4
outbreaks of rsv in	4
respiratory syncytial virus in	4
increased risk of covid	4
the appropriate use of	4
for up to days	4
for the majority of	4
patients with intravascular catheters	4
may contribute to the	4
a randomized clinical trial	4
were found in the	4
it has been suggested	4
worn a surgical mask	4
new recommendation has been	4
respiratory syndrome coronavirus rna	4
should be made available	4
of the effect of	4
a central venous access	4
the routine use of	4
associated with reductions in	4
outbreaks in ksa and	4
within h of admission	4
hand hygiene compliance in	4
the impact of the	4
the majority of the	4
between the number of	4
highlights the importance of	4
close contact with the	4
detection of novel coronavirus	4
of soap and water	4
rate of infection in	4
one of these studies	4
other morbidities and mortality	4
studies that compared the	4
of nosocomial infection in	4
is considered to be	4
significantly lower rates of	4
to the occupational health	4
and or colonisation when	4
reduce the spread of	4
medicines and healthcare products	4
in the control of	4
to be associated with	4
no significant differences in	4
positive in of samples	4
the inlet of the	4
review the continuing use	4
use of face masks	4
thumbs and the areas	4
filtering facepiece respirators after	4
served as a control	4
room temperature and c	4
of infection and or	4
direct patient contact or	4
methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus	4
and infection control team	4
operating at l min	4
in the event of	4
for hand hygiene and	4
top of the head	4
efficiency dependent on particle	4
the use of ppe	4
intervention group and from	4
the thumbs and the	4
were not included in	4
equipment for coronavirus disease	4
antimicrobials for a clinical	4
when a suspected or	4
more likely to have	4
the point of care	4
as a method of	4
with tryptic soy agar	4
detection of viral rna	4
in terms of the	4
or known pathogen can	4
involving direct patient contact	4
the efficiency of the	4
workers should ensure that	4
to reduce the incidence	4
spread of infectious diseases	4
the target pathogen e	4
at room temperature and	4
nosocomial transmission of coronavirus	4
as a source of	4
use and management of	4
as a risk factor	4
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risk factors for nosocomial	3
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mers outbreak in south	3
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prevention of nosocomial outbreaks	2
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chemical treatments against coronaviruses	2
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reviews of randomised controlled	2
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national hand hygiene initiative	2
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staphylococcus aureus revised guidelines	2
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outbreak of acinetobacter spp	2
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effect of enhanced cleaning	2
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cycle in situ simulation	2
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eye protection was not	2
the viral load for	2
its ability to remove	2
interrupted time series studies	2
be given written information	2
enterococcus screening for methicillin	2
cases in the community	2
infection in a tunisian	2
were mixed and incubated	2
patient with respiratory symptoms	2
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the only products available	2
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defined as pneumonia occurring	2
accessible by needle puncture	2
significantly higher than the	2
quality of evidence for	2
all adult cf patients	2
which is significantly higher	2
of microorganisms in the	2
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clinical risk index for	2
title and abstract screening	2
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severity and mortality in	2
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implementation of appropriate infection	2
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ensure patient and healthcare	2
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days of absence due	2
particles larger than the	2
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concentration of airborne microbes	2
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care of all patients	2
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healthcare workers exposed to	2
the loss of bioefficiency	2
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respiratory symptoms and a	2
susceptibility patterns from surveillance	2
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how multiple cycles would	2
development of standard operating	2
was undertaken to assess	2
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risk index for babies	2
material in the complexity	2
assessing the need for	2
following databases were searched	2
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a field indoor air	2
the past three years	2
and or parenteral nutrition	2
evidence and technological advances	2
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index cases among inpatients	2
plates were then incubated	2
in dried form or	2
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the public with factual	2
ionized hydrogen peroxide during	2
containment of the virus	2
septicemia in a neonatal	2
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the reason for this	2
worker adherence to hand	2
clinics during the outbreak	2
carried out using the	2
hydrogen peroxide during pandemic	2
precautions need to be	2
antimicrobial susceptibility patterns from	2
intravascular access device and	2
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masks most likely to	2
of the hcai detected	2
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antimicrobial agents and co	2
anxiety amongst the general	2
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units are vulnerable to	2
patients nursed by patient	2
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to infection control in	2
marketed for proteinaceous decontamination	2
the most common viral	2
passing fit factor score	2
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the internal and external	2
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of rotavirus in neonates	2
patient environment that may	2
study was performed in	2
the current evidence on	2
systematic reviews of randomised	2
jugular or subclavian veins	2
ed in the hicpac	2
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discarded at the point	2
effect of sampling time	2
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the presence of the	2
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safe systems of working	2
anticipated duration of catheterisation	2
member with respiratory symptoms	2
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catheters in patients with	2
swabs to the laboratory	2
they become disconnected or	2
needle puncture through intact	2
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disposal of sharps and	2
controlled trial evaluation of	2
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retention balloon in adults	2
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geometric size deviation of	2
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estimated using the incidence	2
have been transiently reversed	2
should ensure that their	2
equipment in a neonatal	2
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hygiene and how to	2
of patients from wuhan	2
acute respiratory distress syndrome	2
the two most common	2
evaporated and the hands	2
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carers should be taught	2
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patients who tested positive	2
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reduce the morbidity and	2
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workers should be educated	2