TOC March 2007

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New Initiatives, Practices Make Strides in Fight Against SSIsBy Jennifer Schraag

Clearing the Path: Skin Antisepsis Continues to EvolveBy Jennifer Schraag

Aseptic Technique: No Major Changes But More Important Than EverBy Michelle Beaver

Myriad Fluid Management and Disposal Choices are Available for the ORBy Michelle Beaver

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ICT Conference on Professional Development Attracts 131 Infection Prevention Professionals

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