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Clostridioides difficile outbreak detection: Evaluation by ribotyping and whole-genome sequencing of a surveillance algorithm based on ward-specific cutoffs

23 Jun 2023

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Abstract Objective: We evaluated the performance of an early-warning algorithm, based on ward-specific incidence cutoffs for detecting Clostridioides difficile transmission in hospitals. We also sought to determine the frequency of intrahospital Clostridioides difficile transmission in our setting. Design: Diagnostic performance of the algorithm was tested with confirmed transmission events as the comparison...

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PMID: 37350244
DOI: 10.1017/ice.2023.113

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