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The World Health Organization defines nosocomial or health care associated infections (HAI) as any infection acquired in a hospital or health care facility by a patient who was admitted for a reason o
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中华预防医学会第22次全国医院感染学术年会暨第9届上海国际医院感染控制论坛(SIFIC)暨第6届亚太区感染控制会议(AP
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The World Health Organization defines nosocomial or health care associated infections (HAI) as any infection acquired in a hospital or health care facility by a patient who was admitted for a reason other than that infection and in whom the infection was not present or incubating at the time of admission.
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