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Glossary

Decolonisation of MRSA carriers

In health care, decolonisation is the application of antibiotic and antiseptic substances to eliminate MRSA colonisation of skin or mucous membranes with the aim of minimising the colonisation as far as possible, and thus reducing the risk of infection with MRSA.

Decolonisation of MRSA carriers — Antiseptic mouth wash

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Further Links

In our overview you will find important links to federal authorities, associations, and working groups related to infection prevention and control in Germany as well as international authorities and associations.

Which groups of people should be tested for MRSA at hospitals?

The RKI recommends screening for MRSA in Germany, including patients with a history of MRSA, those from high-risk regions, dialysis patients, and individuals with direct contact with MRSA in their profession. Ensure prevention and control with these guidelines.

Which product can I use for noroviruses?

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