[The CCM Project "Phenotypic and molecular screening methodologies for the detection of coloniza-tions due to carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales (CRE)"].

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[The CCM Project "Phenotypic and molecular screening methodologies for the detection of coloniza-tions due to carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales (CRE)"].

Epidemiologia e prevenzione - 1 Jan 2000

Fasciana Teresa, Antonelli Alberto, Bianco Gabriele, Lombardo Donatella, Codda Giulia, Roscetto Emanuela, Perez Marianna, Lipari Dario, Arrigo Ignazio, Galia Elena, Tricoli Maria Rita, Calvo Maddalena, Niccolai Claudia, Morecchiato Fabio, Errico Giulia, Stefani Stefania, Cavallo Rossana, Marchese Anna, Catania Maria Rosaria, Ambretti Simone, Rossolini Gian Maria, Pantosti Annalisa, Palamara Anna Teresa, Sabbatucci Michela, Serra Nicola, Giammanco Anna

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Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales (CREs) are globally considered to be a major threat to public health. National and international guidelines emphasize the importance of routine active surveillance policies to prevent their transmission. Consequently, screening for the evaluation of the status of colonization by CREs in hospitalized patients in Italy is considered essential to contain and control the spread...

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