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IC advances decrease patient and staff risk.

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New products, research, practices, and job roles continue to advance infection control practices.

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Blood Pressure Monitors Cross Infection Equipment Contamination Humans Infection Control Needlestick Injuries Occupational Diseases Risk Factors Smoke Thermometers Journal Article

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G K Gilmore. 2001. IC advances decrease patient and staff risk.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006247-200112000-00016

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