Sentence examples for routine carriage from inspiring English sources

"At that time, I saw it as just a routine carriage job … if someone asked to go [to hospital] you take them, you don't ask the reason, it's one of their rights," Beckett said under questioning from the state coroner, Ros Fogliani.

In high endemic countries, routine surveillance for MRSA carriage in ICUs, with subsequent isolation of documented carriers, has been associated with reductions in MRSA infections in ICUs and hospital-wide [ 18- 20].

Schrag et al. demonstrated that a prevention strategy based on routine screening for GBS carriage prevents more cases of GBS-EOD than an approach based on risk-factor assessment [ 6].

These children were recruited between 2008 and 2012 as part of a routine surveillance study investigating pneumococcal carriage and transmission in Malawi (Table  1).

Routine screening for nasal MRSA carriage included so called "holiday dialysis patients" (defined as patients from external dialysis facilities that were treated in our unit during their stay in Munich).

In brief, initial routine screening for nasal MRSA carriage was performed in all current patients at the time of study initiation and in all patients that were newly admitted during the study period.

In the paediatric outpatients, healthy children from 1 month up-to 59 months of age visiting for routine immunization were included to identify nasal carriage of S. aureus.

In another study in 157 infants, an association between carriage of H. influenzae, measured at 13 routine visits in the first year of life, and otitis-proneness was shown [ 8].

11 The impact of a routine adolescent programme rests on how much the vaccine disrupts carriage, and further research is needed to answer this question.

Eradication of MRSA carriage has generally been difficult, and currently the routine use of decolonization for non-surgical patients including HD patients with nasal MRSA colonization, is not supported by data [ 23, 24].

This contrasts with the 2003 recommendation from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists which states that "routine screening (either bacteriological or risk based) for antenatal GBS carriage is not recommended" [ 9].