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List of speakers
List of Speakers E. R. Ajemian
Patterns
of antibiotic
L. Y. Altmayer
Revolution
P. Ashworth
The nursing
usage in a surgical
in rabies prevention: process
a public
G. A. J. Ayliffe
Prevention
Infection control, inter-relationship
of infection
S. S. Brennan
Adverse
eflrects of antiseptics
M. Bron-Prenen
Hospital
infection-control
A. Campbell
Industry
and the National
K. H. Chavigny
Competing university
risk factors hospitals
H. Chmel
Utilizing nosocomial
antibiotic infection
in CAPD
antibiotic
at ward
level
and
quality
assurance
process
by statute Health
Service
associated review control
of hepatitis
with
in
The challenge
Strategies for control of infectious and developing countries
D. Cohen
Economic
S. Crow
Use of the nursing
D. C. Dannis
Rational
a
process
surveillance
The cost of hospital-acquired
The generation and utilization members of the health care team
A. J. Dobin
Antibiotic irrigation of the uterus sodium in an attempt to reduce wound infection
M. E. Ellis
Hyperbaric
for
to developed
P. J. Flaherty
Urinary
M. E. Foster
Experimental
J. N. Franck
Literature
M. A. Gaston
The hospital
I. Gurevich
The point
K. G. Harding
The role of infection
P. N. Hoffman
Carriage
‘exotic
diseases’
infection
treatment
of
bacteriology
information
by
at Caesarian section with cefoxitin the risk of endomyometritis and
for anaerobic
infections
in an American
infection
and hydrogel
infections
rehabilitation
hospital
dressings
focus of cost savings of the genus Enterobacter
for selection in delayed
V
programme
control
with
F. Daschner
of Gram-negative
in two
control in infection
C. Dixon
epidemiology
infection
diseases common
of patients
search reveals
nosocomial
B
issues in infection
management
review
on the healing
R. J. Crawford
system
perspective
patients
usage
A. B. Christie
tract
health
care unit
and the best use of resources
J. B. Babcock
oxygen
intensive
of patient
care products
healing
of open wounds
bacteria
on the hands of nursing
staff
List
Vi
of Speakers
P. Jemison-Smith
A systems approach and infection control
E. A. Jenner
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus control of an outbreak
J. Kahana
A comprehensive intervention following neurosurgery
E. J. Kirkis
A cost-effective link, utilizing idealism control in day-to-day patient care
H. Kobayashi
Infection
G. F. Mallison
Hazardous waste disposal Environmental Protection
A. Mangay-Maglacas
A global
view trends
control
to infection practices
assessment
enhances
aureus:
programme
of hepatitis
the for
and
patient
care
epidemiology reducing
reality
and
infection
in infection
B in hospital
in hospitals: common sense vs. the US Agency’s new nonsense
of infection
M. Marland
Current
R. R. Marples
Coagulase-negative
in pre-operative
A. Maynard
Where
B. Moir-Bussy
Incidence survey section patients
G. O’Neill
Reducing the catheterization
D. Pequegnat
Risks and absolutes
E. Pettersson
Electric
D. C. Pheysey
A time to change
hair removal
staphylococci
the money
in hospital-acquired
infection
goes of postoperative risks
and
workload
in hospital
pre-operative
wound
infections associated
urinary
haircutting
Antibiotics--the
future
P. E. Randall
Wound
following
vasectomy-a
method
L. D. Saravolatz
Evaluation of the sterility and stability vials used for prolonged periods
of insulin
W. Schaffner
Priorities
E. Scott
The role of hands, cloths of bacterial contamination high risk areas
A. Simanowitz
A patient’s
J. Spicer
Methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcus
P. Stacy
Another
on infection
P. Tafuro
Comparison venepuncture
L. J. Taylor
One in a million
P. J. Ungvarski
Infection
M. M. Walker
Comparison undergoing
I. M. Windsor
Exposure of hospital nurses with endemic infection
for infection
with
renovation
I. Phillips
infection
in Caesarian
of control from
multi-dose
control and other inanimate from work surfaces
objects in the transfer to the patient or other
view of infection
perspective
aweus in hospitals
of blood cultures and arterial lines
control
in the patient
of prophylactic vascular surgery
obtained
with
simultaneously
from
AIDS
antibiotic and domestics
regimens to hepatitis
in
patients
B in an area
Patterns
of antibiotic
L. Y. Altmayer
Revolution
P. Ashworth
The nursing
usage in a surgical
in rabies prevention: process
a public
G. A. J. Ayliffe
Prevention
Infection control, inter-relationship
of infection
S. S. Brennan
Adverse
eflrects of antiseptics
M. Bron-Prenen
Hospital
infection-control
A. Campbell
Industry
and the National
K. H. Chavigny
Competing university
risk factors hospitals
H. Chmel
Utilizing nosocomial
antibiotic infection
in CAPD
antibiotic
at ward
level
and
quality
assurance
process
by statute Health
Service
associated review control
of hepatitis
with
in
The challenge
Strategies for control of infectious and developing countries
D. Cohen
Economic
S. Crow
Use of the nursing
D. C. Dannis
Rational
a
process
surveillance
The cost of hospital-acquired
The generation and utilization members of the health care team
A. J. Dobin
Antibiotic irrigation of the uterus sodium in an attempt to reduce wound infection
M. E. Ellis
Hyperbaric
for
to developed
P. J. Flaherty
Urinary
M. E. Foster
Experimental
J. N. Franck
Literature
M. A. Gaston
The hospital
I. Gurevich
The point
K. G. Harding
The role of infection
P. N. Hoffman
Carriage
‘exotic
diseases’
infection
treatment
of
bacteriology
information
by
at Caesarian section with cefoxitin the risk of endomyometritis and
for anaerobic
infections
in an American
infection
and hydrogel
infections
rehabilitation
hospital
dressings
focus of cost savings of the genus Enterobacter
for selection in delayed
V
programme
control
with
F. Daschner
of Gram-negative
in two
control in infection
C. Dixon
epidemiology
infection
diseases common
of patients
search reveals
nosocomial
B
issues in infection
management
review
on the healing
R. J. Crawford
system
perspective
patients
usage
A. B. Christie
tract
health
care unit
and the best use of resources
J. B. Babcock
oxygen
intensive
of patient
care products
healing
of open wounds
bacteria
on the hands of nursing
staff
List
Vi
of Speakers
P. Jemison-Smith
A systems approach and infection control
E. A. Jenner
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus control of an outbreak
J. Kahana
A comprehensive intervention following neurosurgery
E. J. Kirkis
A cost-effective link, utilizing idealism control in day-to-day patient care
H. Kobayashi
Infection
G. F. Mallison
Hazardous waste disposal Environmental Protection
A. Mangay-Maglacas
A global
view trends
control
to infection practices
assessment
enhances
aureus:
programme
of hepatitis
the for
and
patient
care
epidemiology reducing
reality
and
infection
in infection
B in hospital
in hospitals: common sense vs. the US Agency’s new nonsense
of infection
M. Marland
Current
R. R. Marples
Coagulase-negative
in pre-operative
A. Maynard
Where
B. Moir-Bussy
Incidence survey section patients
G. O’Neill
Reducing the catheterization
D. Pequegnat
Risks and absolutes
E. Pettersson
Electric
D. C. Pheysey
A time to change
hair removal
staphylococci
the money
in hospital-acquired
infection
goes of postoperative risks
and
workload
in hospital
pre-operative
wound
infections associated
urinary
haircutting
Antibiotics--the
future
P. E. Randall
Wound
following
vasectomy-a
method
L. D. Saravolatz
Evaluation of the sterility and stability vials used for prolonged periods
of insulin
W. Schaffner
Priorities
E. Scott
The role of hands, cloths of bacterial contamination high risk areas
A. Simanowitz
A patient’s
J. Spicer
Methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcus
P. Stacy
Another
on infection
P. Tafuro
Comparison venepuncture
L. J. Taylor
One in a million
P. J. Ungvarski
Infection
M. M. Walker
Comparison undergoing
I. M. Windsor
Exposure of hospital nurses with endemic infection
for infection
with
renovation
I. Phillips
infection
in Caesarian
of control from
multi-dose
control and other inanimate from work surfaces
objects in the transfer to the patient or other
view of infection
perspective
aweus in hospitals
of blood cultures and arterial lines
control
in the patient
of prophylactic vascular surgery
obtained
with
simultaneously
from
AIDS
antibiotic and domestics
regimens to hepatitis
in
patients
B in an area