Sentence examples for decolonization practices from inspiring English sources

Higher S. aureus oropharynx colonization rates were observed and may warrant changes in decolonization practices.

However, the finding of increased extra-nare site S. aureus (MRSA and MSSA) colonization should warrant further investigation, as many decolonization practices focus on nare and skin, but do not include the oropharynx.

Even in the absence of decolonization practices, such as chlorhexidine body wash [ 15], a modest improvement in our hand hygiene rates has kept the transmission of MRSA infections low [ 16].

Given the frequency of MRSA colonization in the groin and its association with clinical infection, MRSA prevention strategies (both hygienic practices and decolonization treatments) with HIV-infected adults should be used to prevent or eliminate colonization at this anatomic site to reduce MRSA clinical infections in this population.

In practice, though, decolonization of patients will be less often successful than decolonization of HCWs [ 8].

Indeed, instantaneous decolonization of HCWs may always be achieved in practice by temporary dismissal of known colonized HCWs and by replacing those by uncolonized ones".

"My father was in his 70s when I was a kid, and it was a time in his life that he had returned to Indigenous ceremonies and practices that I now understand as authentic actions of decolonization and re-Indigenizing," she says.

Strategies including active screening, the use of contact precautions and decolonization have been enforced through legislative efforts, as well as evidence-based practices.

Multiple infection control practices, including hand hygiene, identification of MRSA carriers, patient-decolonization, and environmental decontamination, are used in combination to prevent nosocomial infections.

"Decolonization is about giving the people the freedom to exercise their right of self-determination.

I would put his idea that decolonization "begins with the physical/spiritual/psychological process of making our bodies and our desire our own" into practice in my own work as a sex radical and educator by offering workshops to help people own their bodies and desires.