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FRAGMENTO

Es probable que no se imaginara que llegaría el día que se buscara la tasa de 0% en las infecciones relacionadas a la atención médica. En el mundo se han establecido a través de los años, diversos programas de prevención y control de infecciones nosocomiales, lo que funciona de forma positiva en la mayor parte de los países que reporta una disminución de la incidencia de estos padecimientos.

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