Nosocomial infections in neonatal intensive care units in developed and developing countries: how can we narrow the gap?

J. Gray^*, N. Omar
^*Birmingham Children’s Hospital, UK
Journal of Hospital Infection (2013) 83, 193-195
No abstract.
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Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the implementation of transmission-based precautions

K. Yap*, K.Z. Linn, A.Y. Lim, X. Huan, N.B. Han, L. Sun, S.H. Tan, K.C. Thoon, B.S.P. Angj, M.L. Ling, S.K. Pada, A.Ty, D. Fisher, K. Marimuthu
*Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore

Journal of Hospital Infection (2025) 162, 76-83

Mobile phones as fomites for potential pathogens in hospitals: microbiome analysis reveals hidden contaminants

Surveillance of bloodstream infections in intensive care units in England, May 2016–April 2017: epidemiology and ecology
S.M. Gerver^*, M. Mihalkov, J.F. Bion, A.P.R. Wilson, D. Chudasama, A.P. Johnson, R. Hope, on behalf of the Infection in Critical Care Quality Improvement Oversight Group
^*Public Health England, UK
Journal of Hospital Infection (2020) 106, 1-9

Lessons learned from a prolonged and costly norovirus outbreak at a Scottish medicine of the elderly hospital: case study

Point prevalence surveys of healthcare-associated infection in 13 hospitals in Hubei Province, China, 2007-2008