Use Soap and Water After C. Difficile or Norovirus Exposure

December 2014

Infection control is now center stage with the news of Ebola and other infectious disease outbreaks.

We know the risk of getting Ebola in the U.S. is VERY low...and fortunately most of us won't have to "suit up" to care for these patients.

But use this new concern as an opportunity to reinforce infection control among your staff against OTHER more common infections...flu, hepatitis, HIV, etc.

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Infection Control Use Soap and Water After C. Difficile or Norovirus Exposure

Use Soap and Water After C. Difficile or Norovirus Exposure

Get concise, unbiased advice for effective drug therapy, plus CE/CME

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