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To what extent the World Health Organization's policies of antimicrobial resistance are implemented in Egyptian hospitals.
Antimicrobial resistance is a major public health problem. In the Egyptian hospitals, the problem was discovered since 2006; however, seven years ago, this problem drew the attention to be one of the major risk factors worldwide and in the Egyptian hospitals as well. International organizations, suc...
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2019
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