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	Archive > Infection Control Guide	2002 Edition

How to Prevent Infections from the Patient's Own Flora

The best weapon against the No. 1 source of surgical infections may be common sense.

How to Prevent Infection from Health Care Workers

The best weapon against the No. 1 source of surgical infections may be common sense.

Update on Hand Hygiene

Proposed CDC guidelines are aimed at making scrubbing safer and more effective.

How to Maintain a Clean OR Environment

You can protect your patients from environmental surgical site infection outbreaks.

Understanding the bugs that inhabit surgical facilities.

How to Prevent Infection from Surgical Instruments

Follow the rules and you won't go wrong.

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