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Tip of the week: Maintain precautions during an emergency
Infection Control Monitor, September 5, 2008
When it comes to developing an emergency plan, ICPs should prepare to maintain standard and isolation precautions. In an emergency, ensure that generators keep negative pressure rooms operational. And make sure isolation supplies are available so that you have the tools you need.
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