_healthcare-associated-infections-a-silent-epidemic.jpg "Healthcare-Associated Infections: A Silent Epidemic from mrsa infection control Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 6 min 76 sec
✓ Published: 09-Jun-2012
✓ Published: 09-Jun-2012
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PLEASE share this film with others to help raise awareness about HAIs and Sepsis! http://www.facebook.com/ASilentEpidemicnnhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OibiG-gDXA0&feature=plcpnnIn August of 2008, I lost my father to a number of hospital-acquired/healthcare-associated infections including C. diff, MRSA, and pseudomonas.As I began my freshman year at Providence College the following week, I started doing research to learn more about what happened to my dad, and what I learned astonished
PLEASE share this film with others to help raise awareness about HAIs and Sepsis! http://www.facebook.com/ASilentEpidemicnnhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OibiG-gDXA0&feature=plcpnnIn August of 2008, I lost my father to a number of hospital-acquired/healthcare-associated infections including C. diff, MRSA, and pseudomonas.As I began my freshman year at Providence College the following week, I started doing research to learn more about what happened to my dad, and what I learned astonished
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