Nosocomial transmission of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity23216 @entity102 @entity683 @entity281 @entity7776 @entity580
@entity683 is a common @entity580 . Serious outbreaks occur typically in elderly long-term @entity1 , but have also been reported in renal, transplant and oncology units, neonatal intensive care and paediatrics. It is likely that staff- @entity1 @entity580 is common. Prompt diagnosis of an outbreak lies at the heart of an effective @entity683 control programme. This requires effective virological surveillance. There are a variety of strategies that can help to prevent spread of @entity683 in health care settings. @entity281 control should include @entity281 residents, restricting circulation of nursing staff between @entity1 , and restriction of visitors. Annual @entity683 immunization should be offered to elderly @entity1 , subjects with @entity102 , and those in long-term residential or nursing home care. Vaccination of health care workers has been shown to be effective in protecting elderly @entity1 in long-term care. Use of oral @entity7776 or @entity23216 is an additional possible strategy for prophylaxis or treatment during an outbreak.
