Pages that link to "Q48555324"

The following pages link to The Lowbury Lecture. The United States approach to strategies in the battle against healthcare-associated infections, 2006: transitioning from benchmarking to zero tolerance and clinician accountability (Q48555324):

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• Advances in infection control (Q28066796) (← links)
• Hospital epidemiology and infection control in acute-care settings (Q30429049) (← links)
• Hospital costs of central line-associated bloodstream infections and cost-effectiveness of closed vs. open infusion containers. The case of Intensive Care Units in Italy (Q33930587) (← links)
• Hospital-acquired infections due to gram-negative bacteria (Q34114983) (← links)
• The "genomic storm" induced by bacterial endotoxin is calmed by a nuclear transport modifier that attenuates localized and systemic inflammation (Q34374054) (← links)
• An implementation on the social cost of hospital acquired infections (Q35644116) (← links)
• Prospective pilot study on the incidence of infections caused by peripheral venous catheters at a general surgical ward (Q37103075) (← links)
• Mandatory reporting and pay for performance: health care infections in the limelight (Q37131447) (← links)
• Nanotechnology in medicine: nanofilm biomaterials (Q37358573) (← links)
• The Medicare policy of payment adjustment for health care-associated infections: perspectives on potential unintended consequences (Q37721576) (← links)
• Making the CMS payment policy for healthcare-associated infections work: organizational factors that matter (Q37721579) (← links)
• "Targeting to zero" in pediatric oncology: a review of central venous catheter-related bloodstream infections (Q37988415) (← links)
• The uses and abuses of rapid bioluminescence-based ATP assays (Q38006173) (← links)
• Bundling hand hygiene interventions and measurement to decrease health care–associated infections (Q38006557) (← links)
• Associations between infections and clinical outcome parameters in status epilepticus: a retrospective 5-year cohort study. (Q38027579) (← links)
• Policies for control and prevention of infections related to healthcare assistance in Brazil: a conceptual analysis. (Q40564528) (← links)
• Infection control and safety culture in German hospitals (Q40699300) (← links)
• Eradicating group A streptococcus bacteria and biofilms using functionalised multi-wall carbon nanotubes (Q41685101) (← links)
• Quantification of anesthesia providers' hand hygiene in a busy metropolitan operating room: What would Semmelweis think? (Q44007200) (← links)
• Promoting hand hygiene in healthcare through national/subnational campaigns (Q45208102) (← links)