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Microbiology And Infection Control For Health Professionals 5th Edition Gary Lee

SKU: BELL-27385600

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Publisher: Pearson Education Australia

File Extension: PDF

File size: 201.37 MB

Pages: 609

Author: Gary Lee, Penny Bishop

ISBN: 9781442549128, 9781442550377, 1442549122, 1442550376

Language: English

Year: 2012

Edition: 5

Volume: 5th Edition

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Microbiology And Infection Control For Health Professionals 5th Edition Gary Lee by Gary Lee, Penny Bishop 9781442549128, 9781442550377, 1442549122, 1442550376 instant download after payment.

The only fully Australian ground-up microbiology text with a focus on infection control for nursing and allied health students. This resource aims to provide a comprehensive guide to microbiology, infectious diseases, and infection control. It is suitable for students, clinicians, and educators in the health professions. Microbiology is rapidly changing due to new research, the discovery of new diseases and pathogens, and changes in clinical practice. This edition presents a comprehensive update in new diagnostic techniques and improved guidelines for antibiotic use and infection control. Where appropriate, the emphasis is placed on Australian data, the incidence of diseases in Australia, and Australian guidelines for infection control practices.