Public reporting of healthcare-associated infection: professional reticence versus public interest

M.A. Kiernan^*
*Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust, UK
Journal of Hospital Infection (2013) 83, 92-93
No abstract.
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*University of West London, UK

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*Cardiff University, UK

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R. Saliba^*, L-S. Aho-Glélé, D. Karam-Sarkis, J-R. Zahar
^*Université Paris 13, France
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