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Tasmanian Acute Public Hospitals Healthcare Associated Infection Surveillance Report 24 - Quarter 4 2014

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2015-11-01

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Mitchell, Brett; 0000-0003-4220-8291

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This report may be accessed from the publisher Public Health Services (Tasmania) here.

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Abstract

This quarterly surveillance report provides an overview of the Tasmanian acute public hospitals healthcare associated infection surveillance. The TIPCU website (www.dhhs.tas.gov.au/tipcu) contains details of the surveillance program and the methodologies used in data collection, validation and analysis. These details are not contained in this report but are freely available online should further information be required.

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Staphylococcus aureus , clostridium difficile , surveillance , hand hygiene , vancomycin resistant , antibiotic usage

Citation

Wells, A., Wilson, F., McGregor, A., & Mitchell, B. (2015). Tasmanian Acute Public Hospitals Healthcare Associated Infection Report No 24 – Quarter 4 2014. Hobart: Department of Health and Human Services.

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978‐0‐9872195‐0‐3

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