Ethical Aspects of Infection Control
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Ethical Aspects of Infection Control
Abstract This article describes ethical dilemmas faced routinely by infection control personnel and outlines the basic principles of ethics as applied to the practice of infection control and hospital epidemiology.
- University of Iowa United States
- University of Iowa Health Care United States
Infection Control, Social Responsibility, Infection Control Practitioners, Decision Making, Role, Disclosure, Patient Advocacy, Hospitals, United States, Personal Autonomy, Humans, Ethics, Institutional, Ethics, Medical, Professional Misconduct
Infection Control, Social Responsibility, Infection Control Practitioners, Decision Making, Role, Disclosure, Patient Advocacy, Hospitals, United States, Personal Autonomy, Humans, Ethics, Institutional, Ethics, Medical, Professional Misconduct
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