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3. Preventing Surgical Site Infection (SSI) 6 - 9 4. Surgical Skin Preparation 10 4.1 Patient Washing 11 4.2 Hair Removal 12 - 13 4.3 Skin Disinfection 14 - 17 4.4 Incise Drapes 18 5. Competency Assessment Checklist 19 6. References 20 Appendix A: …
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