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Hygiene Poverty and Its Impact on Infection Control and Prevention
Access to clean water, soap, and basic cleaning products may seem like a given in our nation, leading many of us to overlook the impact poverty can...
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Career Focus: Ambulatory Infection Preventionist
Ambulatory health care facilities, such as outpatient surgery and diagnostic centers, face new regulations requiring the active presence of an...