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Impact of an electronic surveillance system on compliance with isolation precaution measures: an interrupted time series study
Background: Electronic surveillance systems (ESSs) may assist infection prevention and control (IPC) teams in detecting and monitoring patients infected or colonised by pathogens to prevent healthcare-associated infections. We aimed to assess the impact of implementing an ESS on compliance with isol
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