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Pandemic flu: lessons from the Toronto SARS outbreak

03 September 2009

Emergency Nurse

Feature

A review of the severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak in Ontario in 2003 found that there had been several faults in healthcare services and that these had...

Using effective hand hygiene practice to prevent and control infection

27 April 2020

Nursing Standard

Infection prevention and control

Decontamination using hand hygiene remains one of the most important and effective methods for reducing healthcare-associated infections and cross-infection between...

Managing an outbreak of COVID-19 in a learning disability setting

07 January 2021

Learning Disability Practice

contingency planning

This article describes the experience of preparing for, and managing, a small COVID-19 outbreak that affected clients and staff in a learning disability setting. To...

03 March 2025 / Vol 24 issue 2

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