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Prospective Surveillance for Primary Bloodstream Infections Occurring in Canadian Hemodialysis Units

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Prospective Surveillance for Primary Bloodstream Infections Occurring in Canadian Hemodialysis Units (English)

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Geoffrey Taylor

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Denise Gravel

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Lynn Johnston

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John Embil

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Donna Holton

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Shirley Paton

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December 2002

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Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology

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23

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12

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716-720

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10.1086/501999

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