Effect of infection control measures on the frequency of diarrheal episodes in child care: A randomized, controlled trial

Description:

A study on the effects of infection control methods on the frequency and transmission of gastrointestinal infections, based on a sample of 544 children observed for 9 months at a child care center in Australia

Resource Type:

Reports & Papers

Author(s):

Roberts Leslee; Jorm Louisa; Patel Mahomed; Smith Wayne; Douglas Robert M.; McGilchrist Charles

Publisher(s):

American Academy of Pediatrics

Funder(s):

Australia. Department of Health and Family Services

Country:

Australia

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