Ethiopian Hospitals Use Infection Prevention and Control Practices to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance
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It is very interesting. We are facing repeatedly acinobacter CR hospital outbreak in our NICU unit. We are happy if you could share us your experiences and collaborate.
Tafese
It is very interesting. We are facing repeatedly acinobacter CR hospital outbreak in our NICU unit. We are happy if you could share us your experiences and collaborate.
Tafese
Great initiative & compromise. It is a proof that simple, near, collective measures can promote changes. Improving health is a work of everyone, in every place. Thanks!
Their should be diagnosis before talking about AMR.
Please focus on laboratory diagnosis.