Drawing from the broader infection control literature, this article reviews health system infection control measures pertinent to labour and delivery units in developing country health facilities.
5 7 It is argued that broader infection control approaches, such as improving hand hygiene (HH) practices, may be as successful as MRSA-specific strategies.
Such DNA separation may help investigators to understand the high rates of 'false-positive' PCR results in blood from patients with suspected sepsis and potentially provide valuable information on the broader infection phenotype in an individual.
In contrast, infections of bats might be merely coincidental to what may well be broader infections of vertebrates in the epizootic area.
Among these bacteria, B. subtilis is broadly distributed worldwide where it mainly inhabits the upper layers of soil [10], [11]; B. thuringiensis is an insect pathogen [12]; and B. cereus causes broad clinical infections including local infections, septicemia, central nervous system infections, respiratory infections, endocarditis, pericarditis and food poisoning [13].
The differential diagnosis for an SSN is broad, including infection, organizing pneumonia, inflammation, hemorrhage, focal fibrosis, and neoplasm.
The inclusion criteria were broad since infection is frequent and often causes complications in the patient group and to increase the external validity of the results.
The host range for CDV is broad, and infection has been found in several mammalian species of the families Canidae, Mustelidae, Procyonidae, Ursidae, and Viverridae (2 ).
Heroin use and heroin-related HIV infections are important public health concerns in China, and heroin users represent a high-risk population critical to broader HIV infection prevention efforts [ 1, 2].
Antimicrobial resistance is broader covering infections caused by other microbes such as the parasite that causes malaria, HIV and the fungus that causes candida.
