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Assigning Infection Risk Levels in Correctional Facilities

Assigning Infection Risk Levels in Correctional Facilities

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Kravitz, Robert

corrections.com (Quincy, MA)

Published 2009. 3 pages.

Ways to address widespread infection in correctional facilities are covered. Topics discussed include: increased use of personal and environmental cleaning; ranking infection risk from DEFCON 1 to 4; and focusing on disinfecting floors. Accession Number: 024070

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