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25 April 2022 - O0948
Minimum requirements for national infection prevention and control programmes: interim results from the WHO Global Survey 2021
Ermira Tartari, Anthony Twyman, Sara Tomczyk, Paul Rogers, Mohamed Gomaa, Maha Talaat, Ana Paula Coutinho-Rehese, Joao Paulo, Aparna Singh Shah, Howard Sobel, Benedetta Allegranzi
23 April 2022 - O0294
A WHO multi-centre case-control study assessing the risk factors for COVID-19 infection in health workers
Alice Simniceanu, Mo Yin, Giorgia Gon, Benedetta Allegranzi, Alessandro Cassini
23 April 2022 - O0296
Estimating the return on investment in selected infection prevention and control interventions in healthcare settings to limit the burden of SARS-CoV-2
Ece Ozcelik, Aliénor Lerouge, Benedetta Allegranzi, Michele Cecchini, Alessandro Cassini
16 May 2019
WHO approaches for IPC implementation, with special focus on low-resource settings.
Benedetta Allegranzi
22 April 2017 - EP0409
World Health Organization period prevalence survey on multidrug-resistant microorganisms in healthcare
Benedetta Allegranzi, Nizam Damani, Angèle Gayet-Ageron, Andrew Stewardson, Stephen Wallace, Didier Pittet
10 April 2016 - P1131
What is the most effective surgical hand antisepsis technique for preventing surgical site infections? A systematic review
Benedetta Allegranzi, Allegranzi Benedetta, Smieszek Timo, Z. Kubilay, B. Zayed, D. Pittet, J. Solomkin, B. Allegranzi
01 October 2014
Is it possible to limit the spread of antimicrobial resistance in nursing homes?
Benedetta Allegranzi
10 May 2014 - SY128
The burden and prevention of SSI: a global perspective from WHO
Benedetta Allegranzi
26 April 2013 - W23
Hand hygiene and other standard precautions
Benedetta Allegranzi
26 April 2013 - P937
Local production of the World Health Organization-recommended alcohol-based handrub formulation worldwide: a global survey
Benedetta Allegranzi, J. Bauer-Savage, D. Pittet, E. Kim, B. Allegranzi* (Berlin, DE; Geneva, CH; Boston, US)
25 February 2013
The golden rules for hand hygiene best practises
Benedetta Allegranzi
25 February 2013
Infection control in non-hospital settings: the example of long-term and ambulatory care facilities
Benedetta Allegranzi
24 February 2013
Epidemiology of healthcare-associated infection worldwide
Benedetta Allegranzi
02 April 2012 - O643
Factors predicting high self-reported hand-hygiene compliance in 6 pilot sites
Benedetta Allegranzi, M. McLaws*, B. Allegranzi, A. Gayet-Ageron, D. Pittet (Sydney, AU; Geneva, CH)
01 April 2012 - P1980
Predictive model for high self-reported hand-hygiene compliance in intensive care units in Pakistan
Benedetta Allegranzi, M. McLaws*, N. Damani, B. Allegranzi, A. Raja, D. Pittet (Sydney, AU; Portadown, UK; Geneva, CH; Islamabad, PK)
26 November 2011
Education and awareness of healthcare personnel about infection control: how can we do best in developing countries?
Benedetta Allegranzi, Benedetta Allegranzi
26 November 2011
My five moments in hand hygiene. Campaign of WHO in developing countries
Benedetta Allegranzi
09 May 2011
Measures to be taken: hand hygiene, isolation, hospital cleaning
Benedetta Allegranzi
06 May 2011
The WHO experience: worldwide \\\"clean care is safer care\\\"""
Benedetta Allegranzi
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