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Infection prevention and control in general practice

<p>Reducing healthcare-associated infections is a priority for the NHS. This article highlights infection prevention and control expectations for nurses working in general practice. Careful attention to detail and following recommended guidelines are good professional practice – protecting patients from infection and the practice from potential litigation.</p>

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