ArticleInfection prevention in practice2026
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- Natural clearance time and effect of manuka honey body wash and oral probiotics on colonization ofFrontiers in public health · 2026Article
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Abstract
Background: Methods: A multi-disciplinary response team conducted epidemiological investigations and implemented control measures to contain the outbreak. Contact tracing identified six additional colonized residents, apart from the index case and five residents who had persistent colonization from the previous outbreak. Infection control recommendations included proper placement of affected residents and frequent environmental disinfection, along with decolonization therapy arranged for all affected residents. Results: The present outbreak involved seven residents, all with medical conditions that affect their ability to maintain personal hygiene. None developed clinical infections. Five residents were cleared with Discussion and Conclusion: Current knowledge regarding clearance criteria, effective decolonization regime, and the role of air dispersal in transmission is limited, meriting further research. Effective communication among health authorities, hospitals, and RCHE staff is vital for prompt outbreak response, while continuous support enhances compliance and builds rapport with RCHEs, ensuring better outbreak management outcomes.
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