Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) screening upon inpatient hospital admission: Is there concordance between nasal swab results and samples taken from skin and soft tissue?

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RT @DrRossanaRosa: @miramaximos @IDstewardship @MK_IDpharm There’s data on NPV for SSTI/Deep tissue bone from: https://t.co/IuOdJYIFuN and…

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@miramaximos @IDstewardship @MK_IDpharm There’s data on NPV for SSTI/Deep tissue bone from: https://t.co/IuOdJYIFuN and https://t.co/0x1r1MfFTs And also shameless plug https://t.co/3vM0ka29fx

02 Apr 2022

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Now in @ICHEJournal In cases of wound or tissue samples for which culture results are pending, a neg. MRSA nasal swab may be a component of the decision to withhold or discontinue MRSA-active agents 👉 https://t.co/cXYHaNHDI1 #mrsa #infection #patientsafety

04 Nov 2020

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RT @TaniaAhuja: #MRSA nasal swab PCR predicts respiratory tract culture & may be benifical for #SSTI too 🧫⤵️ 🙌🏼 high NPV at 93.6% for wound…

11 Sep 2020

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