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1 t management and effective implementation of infection control measures.
2 COVID-19 caseloads and the implementation of infection control measures.
3 aces and HCP hands, is critical to improving infection control measures.
4 fungal development and the implementation of infection control measures.
5 tals in a region coordinate surveillance and infection control measures.
6 of treatment beds introduced alongside other infection control measures.
7 ated settings or with high baseline level of infection control measures.
8  well as for the effective implementation of infection control measures.
9 nes could help guide therapy and appropriate infection control measures.
10 biota, and the results obtained should guide infection control measures.
11 essential for measuring the effectiveness of infection control measures.
12 a allowed prediction of the effectiveness of infection control measures.
13 ain ongoing human acquisition despite strict infection control measures.
14 zation dynamics of VRE in ICUs and impact of infection control measures.
15  for stringent enforcement of more effective infection control measures.
16 significant obstacle to the effectiveness of infection control measures.
17 eak management required both vaccination and infection control measures.
18 the same lineages persisted in LTCFs despite infection control measures.
19 atients and facilitate the implementation of infection control measures.
20 he potential importance of clearly conveying infection-control measures.
21                                       Simple infection control measures alone do not prevent the spre
22 ccessful, including reinforcement of general infection control measures, alongside chemical disinfect
23 e importance of systematic implementation of infection control measures among HCW regardless of respi
24 y that would allow for the implementation of infection control measures and also improve antimicrobia
25                                              Infection control measures and an appreciation of the co
26 agnosis is required for initiation of timely infection control measures and appropriate adjustment of
27 nt transmission can be prevented with strict infection control measures and equipment cleaning.
28 ; this was effectively contained using local infection control measures and following a national lock
29              We reviewed patient records and infection control measures and interviewed health care p
30 gest that, in addition to targeted workplace infection control measures and tailored work area specif
31  swabs and therefore allow implementation of infection control measures and the timely administration
32 nically in outbreak investigations to inform infection control measures and to determine appropriate
33 uration of infectiousness, implementation of infection control measures, and active screening of mult
34 common pathogens, antimicrobial prophylaxis, infection control measures, and immunoglobulin replaceme
35 linary management of infections, appropriate infection control measures, and surveillance of resistan
36  reduced or prevented by the use of standard infection control measures, appropriate clinical and ins
37          Although antibiotic stewardship and infection control measures are helpful, newer agents aga
38 ring the COVID-19 pandemic, providing strict infection control measures are in place.
39 iral data encourage us to conclude that when infection control measures are used, such as preoperativ
40                             Surveillance and infection-control measures are critical to a global publ
41 f the diagnosis, complications, therapy, and infection control measures associated with influenza.
42  that the clones responded differently to an infection control measure based on the use of topical an
43                                      Despite infection control measures being introduced to reduce th
44  critical for patient prognosis, and informs infection-control measures both within healthcare settin
45 is decrease could not be explained solely by infection control measures but required the addition of
46 ed, endemicity of VRE was stabilized despite infection control measures, by the constant introduction
47 l for point-of-care testing so that adequate infection control measures can be initiated promptly.
48                                              Infection control measures can reduce the risk of Mycoba
49                       This article describes infection control measures developed to strengthen the h
50   Anecdotal evidence suggests that community infection control measures during the COVID-19 outbreak
51                  Nevertheless, use of simple infection-control measures during CPR and CPR training c
52 ransmission, supporting the need for ongoing infection control measures even in highly vaccinated pop
53 a quality-improvement directive to intensify infection-control measures, extremely drug-resistant (XD
54                                              Infection control measures for air travel need to be und
55                                    Stringent infection control measures have decreased but not elimin
56                                              Infection control measures have played a major role in l
57                                Increasingly, infection control measures have taken on greater importa
58  INTERPRETATION: In the presence of standard infection control measures, health-care workers were inf
59                  In the presence of standard infection control measures, health-care workers were inf
60 BL-Ec (P < .0001), despite implementation of infection control measures in 75% of ESBL-Kp index patie
61 y high-risk areas and evaluate the impact of infection control measures in clinics.
62 port, complemented by universal tuberculosis infection control measures in healthcare facilities.
63 , population mobility patterns, adherence to infection control measures in hospital settings, and hos
64 ight the importance of implementing adequate infection control measures in outpatient settings, espec
65 piratory infections and the effectiveness of infection control measures in schools and other congrega
66 piratory infections and the association with infection control measures in schools using a multiple-m
67 ontext of the pandemic and may promote other infection control measures in sports to reduce the risk
68 cist can play in ensuring the optimal use of infection control measures in the ICU and hospital.
69 e B.1.617.2 Delta variant warrants continued infection control measures in the post-vaccination era.
70 ing the need for continued testing and basic infection control measures in these high-risk settings.
71 ehold transmission is important for adequate infection control measures in this ongoing pandemic.
72       Patients with COPD should follow basic infection control measures, including social distancing,
73                                       Simple infection-control measures, including use of barrier dev
74 revention of transmission requires stringent infection control measures, making C. auris a potential
75                   This readily implementable infection control measure may result in decreased infect
76                                      Special infection control measures may be warranted.
77                       The effect of hospital infection control measures may differ between different
78                      Even modestly effective infection-control measures may lead to a substantial red
79                               Surgery center infection control measures must include moisture control
80  MERS-CoV, how to make a diagnosis, and what infection control measures need to be instituted when a
81 other respiratory viruses, but, as with most infection control measures, no randomized clinical trial
82 gnostics, targeted antimicrobial therapy and infection control measures offer opportunities to addres
83 ission for the implementation of appropriate infection control measures on a time scale previously no
84  empirical evidence for the effectiveness of infection control measures on aircraft and at borders.
85  administrative, environmental, and personal infection control measures on the epidemic trajectory of
86                                    Continued infection control measures, particularly <14 days post-v
87 athogens through improved use of established infection control measures (patient isolation, handwashi
88                                              Infection control measures play a critical role in preve
89                                    Alongside infection control measures, removal of key antibiotic se
90  by universal implementation of tuberculosis infection control measures should be prioritized.
91                                              Infection control measures should focus not only on prev
92           These findings may help to develop infection-control measures specific to home health care.
93 one primary case, we show quantitatively how infection control measures such as hand washing, cohorti
94                                              Infection control measures such as physical distancing,
95 ng during clinical care is important so that infection control measures, such as Contact Precautions,
96                            In turn, targeted infection control measures that halted the spread of the
97                                   To support infection control measures, there is an urgent need for
98 risk of infection, but that, with sufficient infection control measures, this risk can be brought dow
99                                              Infection control measures to limit nosocomial transmiss
100 ysis reinforces the need to take appropriate infection control measures to prevent COVID-19 spread in
101 ht the potential value of tailoring hospital infection control measures to specific pathogen subtypes
102 int effectiveness of several known influenza infection control measures used in general hospitals, we
103                     Compared with continuing infection control measures used in Orange County as of 2
104  In an endemic setting with well-implemented infection control measures, ward-based contact with symp
105 reatment initiation, culture conversion, and infection control measures were compared to a time perio
106                                     Standard infection control measures were effective to control thi
107  a high-dependency unit (HDU) where standard infection control measures were in place.
108 y 3-4 without infection control and 0.7 when infection control measures were included.
109 ic in our study population and that improved infection control measures will be needed to reduce hosp
110      During the third year, these additional infection-control measures would be applied in facilitie

 
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