The Inside Story | Staff education on infection control
Homecare E-News, October 19, 2015
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Care delivered according to infection control guidelines is the most effective tool available for breaking the chain of infection. When implemented properly, infection control practices help to stop the spread of infections and promote safe and effective homecare delivery.
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