Evaluation of environmental surface contamination and disinfection effects on multidrug-resistant organism |
Kim, Jae Yeun
(Division of Nursing, Konyang University)
Park, Jung Ae (Division of Nursing, Konyang University) Lee, Mi Hyang (Division of Nursing, Konyang University) Kim, Sang Ha (Division of Public Health, Konyang University) Jeong, Sun Young (Division of Nursing, Konyang University) |
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