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trigram	frequency
the use of	187
severe acute respiratory	124
in health care	123
acute respiratory syndrome	119
resistant staphylococcus aureus	107
the united states	96
health care workers	95
health care settings	94
of infection control	93
the risk of	93
prevention and control	91
in the united	89
as well as	85
in the home	77
the number of	75
am j infect	73
based on the	73
intensive care unit	73
j infect control	73
infect control doi	72
of health care	68
a total of	68
the role of	67
health care facilities	63
of hand hygiene	63
personal protective equipment	61
infection control practices	60
in this study	59
the effectiveness of	58
user seal check	57
infection control and	56
according to the	56
the impact of	56
in infection control	55
in the community	53
an outbreak of	52
transmission of infectious	52
the need for	52
the importance of	52
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	51
for disease control	50
the spread of	50
infection prevention and	50
control and prevention	50
of infectious agents	49
infection control practice	49
the efficacy of	49
of patients with	48
middle east respiratory	47
disease control and	46
east respiratory syndrome	46
centers for disease	45
world health organization	45
to determine the	44
hand hygiene compliance	44
in hong kong	44
the user seal	43
the transmission of	42
one of the	42
the time of	41
of severe acute	41
due to the	41
at the time	41
the presence of	39
the health care	39
infection control measures	38
such as the	38
as a result	38
respiratory syncytial virus	37
in order to	36
and control of	36
the effect of	36
svpcr array rp	35
was used to	35
the infection control	35
actual gross leakage	34
the reusable gowns	34
use of the	34
use of a	34
associated with the	34
hand hygiene in	34
the home and	34
a health care	33
for infection control	33
intensive care units	32
the incidence of	32
in patients with	31
term care facilities	31
nosocomial transmission of	31
review of the	31
the results of	31
patients with covid	31
polymerase chain reaction	30
and infection control	30
of this study	29
all of the	29
a result of	29
of the user	29
associated with a	29
infection control in	28
for hand hygiene	28
for patients with	28
in the air	28
in terms of	28
a systematic review	28
of the outbreak	28
cleaning and disinfection	28
h n vaccination	27
control and epidemiology	27
prevent transmission of	27
home and community	27
related to the	27
as part of	26
practices advisory committee	26
may not be	26
the prevention of	26
control practices advisory	26
use of ppe	26
the development of	26
to prevent transmission	26
health care personnel	26
more likely to	26
the proportion of	26
in the study	25
the potential for	25
the duration of	25
of indoor air	25
preventing transmission of	25
were positive for	25
likely to be	24
an infection control	24
have been reported	24
health care setting	24
risk of infection	24
there is a	24
in addition to	24
this study was	24
contamination of the	24
of transmission of	24
and health care	24
of n respirators	23
in the same	23
for health care	23
were used to	23
part of the	23
during the covid	23
compared with the	23
the prevalence of	23
is important to	23
patients in the	23
a number of	23
most of the	23
of personal protective	23
staphylococcus aureus in	23
recommendations of the	23
because of the	22
to assess the	22
health care facility	22
in healthcare settings	22
risk factors for	22
in a hospital	22
healthcare infection control	22
the quality of	22
mechanically ventilated patients	22
a review of	21
of clostridium difficile	21
infection in a	21
it is important	21
of the study	21
to reduce the	21
the level of	21
increased risk of	21
the centers for	21
a variety of	21
to ensure that	21
the ability of	21
for use in	21
in response to	21
the rate of	21
in the patient	21
of the respondents	21
the h n	21
was associated with	21
of nosocomial infection	21
of infectious diseases	21
nucleic acid test	21
a range of	20
hand hygiene and	20
and use of	20
the implementation of	20
found to be	20
role of the	20
extent to which	20
to evaluate the	20
occupational safety and	20
airborne transmission of	20
of healthcare workers	20
infections in the	20
are needed to	20
in intensive care	20
be associated with	20
need to be	20
the context of	19
been associated with	19
of the infection	19
the severe acute	19
in our study	19
trust in the	19
the world health	19
cases of covid	18
of standard precautions	18
in a health	18
the extent to	18
the need to	18
members of the	18
the healthcare infection	18
the end of	18
can be used	18
risk of transmission	18
to infection control	18
all health care	18
there was a	18
health care system	18
neonatal intensive care	18
as shown in	18
spread of infection	18
in the ed	18
the practice of	18
outbreak in a	18
respiratory tract infections	17
has not been	17
the detection of	17
the public health	17
for this study	17
united states and	17
of infection in	17
the lack of	17
there was no	17
and public health	17
are likely to	17
public health nurses	17
health care delivery	17
infection control programs	17
the fact that	17
safety and health	17
included in the	17
morbidity and mortality	17
to determine whether	16
of exposure to	16
professionals in infection	16
could not be	16
source of infection	16
stages of the	16
the united kingdom	16
and community settings	16
the emergency department	16
at increased risk	16
term care facility	16
ultraviolet germicidal irradiation	16
the sars outbreak	16
were more likely	16
increase in the	16
of the virus	16
during the sars	16
the intensive care	16
a survey of	16
be used to	16
in the health	16
characteristics of the	16
use of abhs	16
with hand hygiene	16
is an important	16
of risk perception	16
the department of	16
during the study	16
the epidemiology of	16
willing to pay	16
the effects of	16
of the face	16
the absence of	16
of the patient	16
in the emergency	16
in acute care	16
nature of the	15
nosocomial infections in	15
control programs in	15
suspected or confirmed	15
the purpose of	15
be related to	15
the majority of	15
did not have	15
an increase in	15
in a pediatric	15
the behavior of	15
reduction in the	15
infectious agents in	15
the frequency of	15
hand hygiene practices	15
reduce the risk	15
the findings of	15
the emergence of	15
results of the	15
clinical characteristics of	15
of the total	15
risk perception was	15
pharyngeal swab nucleic	15
the study period	15
and everyday life	15
health belief model	15
to estimate the	15
may have been	15
home and everyday	15
well as the	15
the study was	15
the rubbish bin	15
advisory committee on	15
among health care	15
is associated with	15
in reducing the	15
carried out in	15
used in the	15
is the first	15
filtering facepiece respirators	15
needs to be	15
changes in the	15
hygiene in the	15
of infection prevention	15
of the environment	15
swab nucleic acid	15
of mycobacterium tuberculosis	14
use of personal	14
it is possible	14
for testing and	14
were required to	14
on the hands	14
impact of the	14
colonized or infected	14
bacteria and viruses	14
the concept of	14
of staphylococcus aureus	14
infection in the	14
a comparison of	14
depending on the	14
to improve the	14
driven performance feedback	14
of n ffrs	14
in a neonatal	14
transmitted by the	14
of actual gross	14
group a streptococcus	14
in the first	14
acute care hospitals	14
the disposable gowns	14
before and after	14
the current study	14
systematic review of	14
there were no	14
the sars epidemic	14
hospital infection control	14
in combination with	14
hand hygiene is	14
for at least	14
the relationship between	14
positive and negative	14
the application of	14
summarized in table	14
in conjunction with	14
compliance with hand	14
response to the	14
for transmission of	14
the possibility of	14
studies have shown	14
may be used	14
surfaces in the	14
outside of the	13
of the patients	13
a series of	13
depends on the	13
a lack of	13
at the same	13
evaluation of the	13
respiratory hygiene cough	13
in the current	13
infection control professionals	13
we found that	13
associated with risk	13
handwashing with soap	13
hygiene cough etiquette	13
it may be	13
has been demonstrated	13
of a novel	13
of middle east	13
from exposure to	13
have shown that	13
with cystic fibrosis	13
to health care	13
of the hospital	13
was found to	13
a study of	13
on immunization practices	13
of infection transmission	13
to be effective	13
infected or colonized	13
in a long	13
into the air	13
on hand hygiene	13
of respiratory viruses	13
committee on immunization	13
et al showed	13
food contact surfaces	13
patients with severe	13
patients with suspected	13
the most important	13
aureus in a	13
blood and body	13
in south korea	13
some of the	13
has been used	13
for professionals in	13
for isolation precautions	13
the face shield	13
shown in figure	13
of novel coronavirus	13
respiratory viral infections	13
and control programs	13
association for professionals	13
via the hands	13
studies have been	13
cycles of decontamination	13
were associated with	13
in the early	13
close contact with	13
prior to the	13
the maintenance stage	13
samples were collected	13
the government and	13
approved by the	13
standard test method	13
in which the	12
the numbers of	12
their ability to	12
transmission of the	12
in recent years	12
direct contact with	12
in the rsw	12
risks associated with	12
for the prevention	12
guideline for isolation	12
in the context	12
front of the	12
a neonatal intensive	12
effectiveness of a	12
factors such as	12
for preventing transmission	12
of the advisory	12
with universal precautions	12
of mechanically ventilated	12
the characteristics of	12
in the intensive	12
a and b	12
suggest that the	12
clinical microbiology laboratory	12
patients who are	12
it has been	12
the most common	12
the environment and	12
found that the	12
in the medical	12
of the literature	12
on the other	12
of h n	12
in contact with	12
up to of	12
testing and materials	12
data on the	12
a reduction in	12
shown in table	12
and management of	12
for n ffrs	12
to pay for	12
the cdc glove	12
be used for	12
in this review	12
society for testing	12
of an outbreak	12
present in the	12
upper respiratory tract	12
soap and water	12
that can be	12
of human pathogens	12
consistent with the	12
we did not	12
this is the	12
the ability to	12
in a burn	12
department of health	12
a novel coronavirus	12
filter airflow resistance	12
in the pa	12
transmission of sars	12
can lead to	12
the pharyngeal swab	12
the health belief	12
the likelihood of	12
the burden of	12
in the domestic	12
the accuracy of	12
among healthcare workers	12
the advisory committee	12
public health frame	12
wash their hands	12
no significant differences	12
staphylococcus aureus and	12
control in health	12
number of cases	12
of cases of	12
each of the	12
a group of	12
the intervention group	12
american society for	12
the same time	12
with a positive	11
years of age	11
has been associated	11
at least pathogen	11
the front of	11
in a tertiary	11
to investigate the	11
transmission of covid	11
practice of infection	11
to meet the	11
transmission of severe	11
american association of	11
in the hospital	11
result of the	11
there are no	11
of the disease	11
to the equator	11
of the epidemic	11
the frames used	11
to participate in	11
education and training	11
of the studies	11
health care and	11
of the data	11
in the absence	11
hygiene in health	11
institute for occupational	11
development of a	11
nosocomial outbreak of	11
of hepatitis c	11
airborne infectious agents	11
part of a	11
for prevention of	11
for a total	11
of influenza a	11
of airborne transmission	11
during the winter	11
is likely to	11
public reporting of	11
infection control program	11
infections in a	11
and in the	11
cdc glove removal	11
in home care	11
improve hand hygiene	11
parts of the	11
to respond to	11
transmission in the	11
many of the	11
of antimicrobial agents	11
care workers in	11
compliance with universal	11
transmission in a	11
for up to	11
national nosocomial infections	11
are known to	11
hepatitis c virus	11
al showed that	11
the study of	11
the control of	11
studies are needed	11
for the reusable	11
effectiveness of the	11
the patient care	11
referred to as	11
national institute for	11
log reduction in	11
with risk perception	11
associated with increased	11
a patient with	11
nosocomial infections surveillance	11
may contribute to	11
been used to	11
day care centers	11
in the presence	11
of the most	11
and implementation of	11
working in the	11
to prevent the	11
infection control bundle	11
for occupational safety	11
be willing to	11
filter aerosol penetration	11
hand hygiene procedures	11
airborne spread of	11
in the transmission	11
a combination of	11
and deep breathing	11
staff surveillance system	11
transmission of hepatitis	11
of the participants	11
has been reported	11
the severity of	11
environmental surfaces in	11
of nosocomial transmission	11
and food contact	11
the droplet route	11
in the winter	11
test method for	11
indoor air quality	11
to study the	11
and can be	11
of environmental contamination	11
admitted to the	10
number of patients	10
in the room	10
of environmental surfaces	10
patient care area	10
the nature of	10
have been used	10
infected with sars	10
were included in	10
or infected with	10
the association of	10
it was not	10
needed for the	10
of respiratory infections	10
study on the	10
is the most	10
colonization and infection	10
the scope of	10
in home and	10
caring for patients	10
defined as the	10
the psychological experience	10
semantic network analysis	10
as compared with	10
on the efficacy	10
of hospitalized patients	10
the middle east	10
for the first	10
risk of exposure	10
with novel coronavirus	10
the point of	10
et al reported	10
l and l	10
data from the	10
understanding of the	10
to be a	10
the hand hygiene	10
in the number	10
proportion of the	10
were defined as	10
factors associated with	10
because it is	10
infectious diseases in	10
the reduction in	10
of the nurses	10
value of the	10
on infection control	10
the measles outbreak	10
infection control nurses	10
h n influenza	10
hand and food	10
would be willing	10
a tertiary care	10
hand hygiene promotion	10
that could be	10
the other hand	10
of the healthcare	10
the face shields	10
in the setting	10
lower respiratory tract	10
the setting of	10
is needed to	10
resistant enterococci in	10
in healthcare workers	10
ensure that the	10
increased risk for	10
the creation of	10
of the health	10
respiratory virus infections	10
to use the	10
of an infection	10
of the population	10
to create a	10
those with a	10
this suggests that	10
risk factors and	10
seasonal influenza vaccination	10
respiratory infections in	10
accuracy of the	10
transmission of pathogens	10
general ward setting	10
from the first	10
on the front	10
surveillance and control	10
the influence of	10
if the patient	10
transmission of rhinovirus	10
and the use	10
were used for	10
to mitigate the	10
the coronavirus disease	10
the chain of	10
to the hands	10
it should be	10
the log reduction	10
for preventing the	10
were found to	10
pathogens such as	10
risk perception and	10
transmission of respiratory	10
infection control precautions	10
based hand rub	10
in all health	10
the case for	10
considered to be	10
user seal checks	10
role in the	10
spread of infectious	10
there is no	10
patients with cystic	10
in accordance with	10
of nosocomial infections	10
the respiratory tract	10
an infectious agent	10
care for patients	10
been shown to	10
showed that the	10
of infection and	10
the proportions of	10
end of the	10
health and safety	10
of the crisis	10
are recommended for	10
sensitivity and specificity	10
diseases such as	10
olfactory and gustatory	10
was conducted in	10
positively associated with	9
circulating in the	9
of the severe	9
length of stay	9
pediatric patients with	9
hand hygiene monitoring	9
use of alcohol	9
everyday life settings	9
electronic health records	9
of the tool	9
exposure to the	9
a source of	9
for environmental infection	9
duration of the	9
be the most	9
novel coronavirus in	9
significant effect on	9
health care providers	9
are shown in	9
that of the	9
of trust in	9
most likely to	9
is not known	9
that may be	9
hepatitis b virus	9
air as a	9
emerging infectious diseases	9
transmission of infection	9
at the point	9
settings in which	9
of hepatitis b	9
airborne infection isolation	9
frames used in	9
over long distances	9
different stages of	9
recommended infection control	9
transmission of mycobacterium	9
for the pharyngeal	9
of reusable gowns	9
in our hospital	9
the probability of	9
measles outbreak in	9
the percentage of	9
with the use	9
not statistically significant	9
environmental infection control	9
likely to have	9
inactivation of airborne	9
for healthcare epidemiology	9
the patient room	9
the patient rooms	9
wide range of	9
the value of	9
aerosol transmission of	9
this is not	9
hospitalized patients with	9
collected from the	9
the most frequently	9
of s aureus	9
and body fluid	9
policies and procedures	9
of coronavirus disease	9
chain of infection	9
hygiene compliance in	9
vitamin d deficiency	9
of the covid	9
the peak of	9
s aureus and	9
in children with	9
a wide range	9
the potential to	9
on inanimate surfaces	9
efficacy of the	9
strength of the	9
days needed for	9
effect on the	9
environmental contamination and	9
is required to	9
respiratory protective equipment	9
an example of	9
transcutaneous carbon dioxide	9
outbreak of severe	9
of these studies	9
to be the	9
news update frame	9
been carried out	9
institutional review board	9
shown to be	9
in some cases	9
staphylococcus aureus infection	9
and date of	9
test was used	9
use of uvgi	9
potentially infectious material	9
infections due to	9
bloodstream infections in	9
the vaccine frame	9
a surgical mask	9
hands and other	9
the incubation period	9
also may be	9
nursing organizational culture	9
respiratory syndrome outbreak	9
assessment of the	9
medical personnel in	9
and environmental contamination	9
infection control guidelines	9
influenza a and	9
a decrease in	9
can be found	9
normal daily activities	9
from patients with	9
and may be	9
human immunodeficiency virus	9
of disease onset	9
may be more	9
none of the	9
more than of	9
healthcare epidemiology of	9
to identify the	9
to compare the	9
the political frame	9
study was conducted	9
the management of	9
during normal daily	9
the infection prevention	9
of respiratory viral	9
astm d standard	9
it is not	9
of confirmed cases	9
may be related	9
psychological experience of	9
normal and deep	9
during patient care	9
the fit testing	9
modes of transmission	9
cleaning and disinfecting	9
pneumonia in wuhan	9
known to be	9
nosocomial acquisition of	9
of patients in	9
and that the	9
the novel coronavirus	9
evaluation of a	9
with infection control	9
cases in the	9
it is estimated	9
patients and hcws	9
is difficult to	9
for patient safety	9
in the upper	9
the higher the	9
exposed to the	9
the range of	9
and duration of	9
the performance of	9
and other surfaces	9
is estimated that	9
the course of	9
wear a mask	9
the control group	9
room uvgi systems	9
was carried out	9
of the following	9
in the summer	9
at the end	9
the data collection	9
other health care	9
stability of sars	9
for the development	9
society for healthcare	9
guidelines for the	9
the nnis system	9
health care worker	9
to minimize the	9
of the n	9
health impact of	9
the removal of	9
based precautions are	9
n or higher	9
significant differences were	9
spread of the	9
side of the	9
after contact with	9
pretest and posttest	9
and risk of	9
to improve hand	9
of the ncit	9
to hand hygiene	9
and hand hygiene	9
by use of	9
control of nosocomial	8
participate in the	8
a negative pressure	8
an average of	8
chemists and colorists	8
a change in	8
resistance of the	8
the threat of	8
associated with an	8
infection control compliance	8
proximity to the	8
air decontamination technologies	8
of mass destruction	8
in the use	8
during an outbreak	8
the source of	8
regardless of the	8
seasonal influenza vaccine	8
led to the	8
with respect to	8
to examine the	8
were tested for	8
in a room	8
with s aureus	8
of the infectious	8
public health agencies	8
guided nudging and	8
by the droplet	8
impact of a	8
significantly associated with	8
guidelines for preventing	8
to be used	8
an intensive care	8
patients with positive	8
of isolation gowns	8
in the ward	8
implementation of the	8
in the media	8
of respiratory protection	8
acid test to	8
of a single	8
among hospitalized patients	8
and personal protective	8
in light of	8
was approved by	8
in the netherlands	8
caused by the	8
via hands and	8
the winter and	8
infection control activities	8
culture of safety	8
was performed to	8
a case of	8
the levels of	8
application of the	8
and working rooms	8
the outbreak of	8
textile chemists and	8
been in contact	8
from the hands	8
bacterial filtration efficiency	8
in this setting	8
during the first	8
that have been	8
there are many	8
of uvgi systems	8
with h n	8
tertiary care hospital	8
pediatric intensive care	8
patient rooms and	8
especially in the	8
and it is	8
or colonized with	8
of c difficile	8
a recent study	8
of influenza virus	8
were statistically significant	8
could be used	8
high levels of	8
were significantly higher	8
the cost of	8
of universal precautions	8
have been published	8
acute respiratory infections	8
efficacy of uvgi	8
transmission of influenza	8
infection control practitioners	8
awareness of the	8
in the us	8
needed to determine	8
glove removal method	8
the impact on	8
contact with infected	8
for use by	8
that the user	8
risk of acquiring	8
the confirmed cases	8
at risk of	8
have led to	8
number of studies	8
impact of hand	8
the amount of	8
to deal with	8
the beginning of	8
used as a	8
prevention of nosocomial	8
person transmission of	8
with uri symptoms	8
efficacy of hand	8
to be associated	8
respirator dead space	8
the clinical microbiology	8
for the study	8
of bacteria and	8
infection associated with	8
and compliance with	8
randomized controlled trial	8
of the reusable	8
higher level of	8
respiratory tract infection	8
should be considered	8
indicated that the	8
contact with patients	8
from an infected	8
as the most	8
there has been	8
republic of china	8
to this article	8
after exposure to	8
had a higher	8
the actual gross	8
contact with the	8
is based on	8
are summarized in	8
e coli o	8
of a large	8
signs and symptoms	8
mandatory reporting of	8
at the beginning	8
association of textile	8
detection of a	8
significant differences between	8
and spread of	8
the care of	8
highly infectious diseases	8
by the cdc	8
and disinfection of	8
care units in	8
associated bloodstream infections	8
tested positive for	8
in healthcare facilities	8
in the clinical	8
of the effectiveness	8
reporting of hais	8
of the sars	8
the availability of	8
significant reduction in	8
of the intervention	8
on the different	8
and home care	8
by health care	8
in infection prevention	8
causal link between	8
to provide a	8
of the risk	8
date last updated	8
as described in	8
a face shield	8
in vivo panel	8
guidelines for environmental	8
situations in which	8
efficacy of abhs	8
provided by the	8
may lead to	8
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