Clinical Leadership & Infection Control

ED infection control needs work, study finds

Lack of standardization and workflow disruptions may contribute to low adherence to infection control policies in emergency departments, according to research from the American Journal of Infection Control.

By: Staff

Wednesday, September 3rd, 2014

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