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ICUs Might Consider Avoiding Tap Water To Limit Pseudomonas Infections from Faucets

medicalresearch.com September 25, 2016

Interview with: Dr. Cohen Regev, M.D Head of the infectious diseases and infection control units Sanz Medical Center, Laniado hospital. The study was conducted in Sanz medical center, a 400-bed community hospital located in central Israel. In the NICU we obtained several environmental cultures from faucets using a bacterial swab by rubbing the tip into the distal part of the faucet.

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