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MRSA: an infection control overview.(Continuing professional development: bacterial pathogens MRSA self-assessment practice profile assessment)(methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus )
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Nursing Standard
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July 23, 2003| Author:
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NS201 Rayner D (2003) MRSA: an infection control overview. Nursing Standard. 17, 45, 47-53. Date of acceptance: April 30 2003.
Summary
MRSA is challenging nursing and medical professionals in hospitals and the community. Effective antibiotic therapy and risk assessment are needed together with good infection control ...
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