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Healthcare associated infections : a case-based approach to diagnosis and management

By: Contributor(s): Series: Oxford American infectious disease libraryPublication details: New York Oxford University Press 2013ISBN:
  • 0199796386
  • 9780199796380
Subject(s): Summary: This book aims to equip clinicians and healthcare workers to effectively manage commonly encountered healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) through succinct, case-based discussion. The book is perfect for use as a quick reference for busy clinicians seeking advice on the management of challenging patients, for infection preventionists wishing to learn more about the clinical management of these infections, or for trainees looking for an engaging introduction to a field that must be mastered by any clinician with an inpatient practice. Each chapter presents a series of cases to provide a framework for discussing commonly encountered pathogens that cause HAIs and the most important points regarding the diagnosis and treatment of patients with these infections. Brief, clinically pertinent introductions to the prevention of HAI are integrated within the discussion of each case.
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This book aims to equip clinicians and healthcare workers to effectively manage commonly encountered healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) through succinct, case-based discussion. The book is perfect for use as a quick reference for busy clinicians seeking advice on the management of challenging patients, for infection preventionists wishing to learn more about the clinical management of these infections, or for trainees looking for an engaging introduction to a field that must be mastered by any clinician with an inpatient practice. Each chapter presents a series of cases to provide a framework for discussing commonly encountered pathogens that cause HAIs and the most important points regarding the diagnosis and treatment of patients with these infections. Brief, clinically pertinent introductions to the prevention of HAI are integrated within the discussion of each case.

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