SHFN 30 Part B: HAI-SCRIBE

1.1 Healthcare Associated Infection (HAI) is the term used to describe infections that occur as a result of medical care, or treatment, in any healthcare setting. It is seen as a widespread issue and the prevention and control of these infections is a priority issue for NHSScotland.

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