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MRSA is immune to almost every antibiotic so hygiene is the key. Stop it spreading. Hospitals can use automatic doors or put hand wash next to the pull/push doors. Make sure the cleaners do a great job every time they clean. Use latex gloves if you're a doctor or nurse. Hygiene is all you have to worry about.

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In hospitals there are lots of things that they do to prevent the spread of bacteria one of the main things they use is clinical gel, all of the doctors nurses and other hospital workers use this gel and any visitors are expected to do so as well before they enter the hospitals or wards, it is 70 percent alcohol and this kills of the bacteria.

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hand sandtizer washing hands anddont touch alot of stuff and touch ur eyes noise and mouth

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Washing hand and all hand surfaces with warm water and soap is common. Healthcare facilities also use vaccines to cure or prevent nosocomial infections.

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use hand gel or hand sanitiser

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Many people in the community carry MRSA, and it is easily transferred in hospitals. With the high rate of carriage and transmission, it is inevitable that MRSA will enter hospitals.


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