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086	1 |aH30-11/6-6-1994E
110	1 |aCanada.|bHealth Canada. |bHealth Protection Branch.
245	10|aLong term care facilities
260	|aOttawa - Ontario : |bHealth Canada. |c1986, revised 1994.
300	|a39p. : |breferences ; |c23 cm.
490	1 |aInfection control guidelines
500	|aContents: Introduction.--Organizational structure of an infection control program.--Environmental concerns.--Departments and services.--Management of specific care situations.--Occupational health.--Epidemic investigation and control.--Appendix I: principles of surveillance for long-term care facilities.--Appendix II: definitions for infections.--Appendix III: glossary of terms.--Appendix IV: bibliography.
520	3 |aPeriodically updated and revised, these national guidelines have been developed to help control the spread of infection by encouraging individual institutions to tailor policies and standards to their specific needs. Nursing homes, auxiliary hospitals and other long-term care facilities have different requirements than hospitals in the prevention and control of infections. Urinary tract infections, whirlpool tub care and cleaning, and tube fittings are just some of the specialized issues covered in the revised and updated edition of this manual. It provides thorough and practical approaches to overall infection control. This publication is part of a series of comprehensive national guidelines for health care professionals designed to control the spread of infection among patients in various types of care facilities.
563	|aSoftcover
590	|a95-06|b1995-02-10
690	07|aHealth care facilities|2gcpds
690	07|aInfectious diseases|2gcpds
776	0#|tInfection control guidelines for long-term care facilities.|w(CaOODSP)9.946795
830	#0|aInfection control guidelines.|w(CaOODSP)9.514714