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Antibiotic Resistance And Infection Control Galley Helen F Intensive Care Society Great Britain

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Antibiotic Resistance And Infection Control Galley Helen F Intensive Care Society Great Britain
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Publisher: London : BMJ Books
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.3 MB
Author: Galley, Helen F; Intensive Care Society (Great Britain)
Language: English
Year: 2001

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Antibiotic Resistance And Infection Control Galley Helen F Intensive Care Society Great Britain by Galley, Helen F; Intensive Care Society (great Britain) instant download after payment.

1 online resource (ix, 54 pages) :, This volume in the \"\"Critical Care Focus\"\" series addresses the issue of infection control and antibiotic resistance in the Intensive Care Unit and includes discussion of the problem of infection facing intensive care staff. The book also includes information on measures to control infection, \"The chapters in this book are based on presentations given at the Intensive Care Society's It's a bug's life meeting, London, April, 2000\"--Title page verso, Includes bibliographical references, Print version record, Contributors; Introduction; 1: Infection on the intensive care unit: the scale of the problem; 2: Infection control on the intensive care unit; 3: Colonisation or infection?; 4: Catheter-related infection; 5: Mechanisms of antibiotic resistance; 6: Antibiotic rotation to control resistance; 7: Antibiotic policies in the intensive care unit