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Infections in long-term care: Challenges in an ageing Europe
Background: The demographic shift towards an ageing population, especially in Europe, place a significant burden on healthcare systems and increasing demand for long-term care facility (LTCF) services. These facilities provide support to both older individuals and patients with disabilities. Despite
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