The book is geared toward nurses to help them minimize the occurrence of hospital-acquired infection risk factors. It profiles risk factors and prevention techniques for the three most common infection threats in healthcare facilities — catheter associated urinary tract infection, ventilator associated pneumonia and central line associated bloodstream infection.
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