Front-line education by infection preventionists helps reduce Clostridioides difficile infections. [electronic resource]

By:

Read, Megan E

Contributor(s):

Olson, Alyssa J
Calderwood, Michael S

Producer: 20210111Description: 227-229 p. digitalISSN:

1527-3296

Subject(s):

Clostridioides difficile
Clostridium Infections -- prevention & control
Cross Infection -- prevention & control
Guideline Adherence
Health Personnel -- education
Humans
Infection Control -- methods
Population Surveillance
Time Factors

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In: American journal of infection control vol. 48

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Front-line education by infection preventionists helps reduce Clostridioides difficile infections.

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Read M. E., Olson A. J. & Calderwood M. S. (20210111). Front-line education by infection preventionists helps reduce Clostridioides difficile infections. : American journal of infection control.

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Read Megan E, Olson Alyssa J and Calderwood Michael S. 20210111. Front-line education by infection preventionists helps reduce Clostridioides difficile infections. : American journal of infection control.

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Read M. E., Olson A. J. and Calderwood M. S. (20210111). Front-line education by infection preventionists helps reduce Clostridioides difficile infections. : American journal of infection control.

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Read Megan E, Olson Alyssa J and Calderwood Michael S. Front-line education by infection preventionists helps reduce Clostridioides difficile infections. : American journal of infection control. 20210111.

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