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15 April 2023
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P0933
Optimising care for patients with suspected viral haemorrhagic fever: an evaluation of the patient care workflow and infection prevention procedures after the first 2 patients were admitted to a newly-built innovative high-level isolation unit
23 April 2022
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P1806
Development of a hands-on training programme that adequately prepares healthcare workers for care and treatment of patients with (suspected) viral haemorrhagic fevers
23 April 2022
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P1805
Structuring multidisciplinary protocols for care and treatment of patients with (suspected) viral haemorrhagic fevers in a designated VHF treatment centre in the Netherlands
23 April 2022
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P1804
What is the best set of personal protective equipment in the care for patients with (suspected) viral haemorrhagic fevers in a newly built high-level isolation unit? An assessment of the currently available materials
13 April 2019
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P0040
Surveillance of viral haemorrhagic fever in North India
23 March 2013
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T18
Tetravalent Dengue vaccine – from research to phase III
23 March 2013
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T19
Japanese Encephalitis vaccines
23 March 2013
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T20
Recombinant DNA-derived vaccines for VHF
28 June 2008
Cross-species transmission of RNA viruses
28 June 2008
Application of “Systems Therapeutics” to HFVs:
Filoviruses as test case
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