The basic infection control measures, screening program and treatment of MRSA-positive HCWs can help as an effective measure to control MRSA infections.
In all healthcare settings, a basic TB infection control program should be implemented, as recommended by WHO and other agencies (2 – 5, 7 ).
Sanitation in food stalls -- where the virus might have first jumped to humans -- is atrocious, and hospitals failed to practice basic infection control.
High-income countries with established infection control programs have demonstrated effective control of infection transmission in health care settings.
Microbiology laboratories play an important role in epidemiology and infection control programs.
Although the program needs further refinement, our findings suggest that the implementation of education-based infection control programs is important for the optimal functioning of medical ICUs.
Even while being directly observed and videotaped, senior practitioners in the ED failed to follow basic infection control procedures [34, 35].
This suppression, combined with basic infection control measures like condom use throughout the pregnancy, would have prevented them from transmitting the virus to their partners and unborn children.
It generates high costs and challenges infection control programs.
Thus, TB infection control programs can have secondary benefits.
