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1 ns have emerged to become frequent causes of hospital infection.
2 70s as leading causes of multidrug resistant hospital infection.
3  their ability to cause antibiotic resistant hospital infections.
4 rium responsible for an increasing number of hospital infections.
5 tance genes and drug-resistant community and hospital infections.
6 tes several host-directed factors and causes hospital infections and community-acquired ocular infect
7 amily, being common sources of community and hospital infections and having high antimicrobial resist
8 nin T (cTnT) elevation, QTc prolongation, in-hospital infection, and acute stress hyperglycemia (ASH)
9 nesses, dysentery, bubonic plague, secondary hospital infections, and sexually transmitted diseases.
10                                              Hospital infections caused by MDROs increase mortality,
11                   Compared with strains from hospital infections (COL and MRSA252), strain MW2 and a
12    Given the rise of NDM-EC in community and hospital infections, combating NDM-EC transmission in ba
13                   Institutions can implement hospital infection control (HIC) measures to reduce the
14 conomic incentives and population biology of hospital infection control (HIC).
15                    These contaminants impact hospital infection control and epidemiology, prompting q
16 m contributed to the development of improved hospital infection control and prevention measures and e
17 nsfusion-related sepsis remains an important hospital infection control challenge.
18  resistance in MRSA isolates is important to hospital infection control efforts, relevant to patient
19 r season and to determine whether changes to hospital infection control interventions would have an i
20                                The effect of hospital infection control measures may differ between d
21 d highlight the potential value of tailoring hospital infection control measures to specific pathogen
22 solve transmission chains in order to inform hospital infection control policy.
23 f cases, contact tracing, and enforcement of hospital infection control practices.
24 icrobial agents is an essential component of hospital infection control surveillance.
25 s why LDTs are critical for ID patient care, hospital infection control, and public health responses.
26 ons in population contact rates and improved hospital infection control, but also because of more rap
27 tion declines were driven by improvements in hospital infection control, then transmitted (secondary)
28 nt potential to subtype MRSA for purposes of hospital infection control.
29 ted infections (HAIs) are a major problem in hospital infection control.
30 sequencing and will contribute critically to hospital infection control.
31 al dispersion of K. pneumoniae in support of hospital infection control.
32                                          The hospital infection-control team identified 12 infants co
33  of multidrug-resistant Enterococcus faecium hospital infections has been steadily increasing.
34 ditions of increasingly antibiotic-resistant hospital infections, it is important to research alterna
35  Serratia species and their implications for hospital infection prevention and control remain underst
36  of H5 influenza virus is critical to inform hospital infection prevention and public health to enabl
37 c acid testing is critical for patient care, hospital infection prevention and the public response to
38  undetected CPE reservoirs continue to evade hospital infection prevention measures.
39  bacterial isolates has been shown to inform hospital infection prevention practices, but this techno
40 c acid testing is critical for patient care, hospital infection prevention, and the public health res
41 balancing COVID-related demands with routine hospital infection prevention.
42  a facsimile information service through the Hospital Infections Program directory (telephone 404-332
43                                         High hospital infection-related readmissions were associated
44  As a leading cause of serious community and hospital infections, removing the label "commensal" from
45                                      Because hospital infections represent evolutionary end points, t
46                           Thus, outbreaks of hospital infection with these organisms in the United Ki
47 ly emerged as a major cause of gram-negative hospital infections worldwide.