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Usage of hcw in English
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Eradication was not achieved until removal of HCW X from the NICU.
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HCWs working in county-level hospitals in high-risk areas were more vulnerable to COVID-19.
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Effective measures should be enhanced to prevent HCWs from COVID-19 infection.
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Unprotected healthcare workers (HCWs) may contract and spread the infection to patients.
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A vaccination campaign in healthcare settings should target specifically healthcare students and junior HCWs.
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We quantified the impact of ahead-of-time HCW-targeted strategies, and reactive HCW and community vaccination.
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TB contact examination revealed that QFT results for 2 HCWs changed from negative to positive.
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This potentially places HCWs at risk of acquiring TB.
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Eight contact patients and 120 HCWs were also enrolled.
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Vaccinating HCW against EVD could be feasible as employment appeared stable and vaccine acceptance high.
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The epidemic strain was eradicated after removing HCW X from patient care in the NICU.
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Conclusions: HCWs carry high levels of bacteria on their dominant hand, even without direct patient contact.
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From mid-January, the median time interval of HCW cases was significantly shorter than in non-HCW cases.
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Only studies exploring the combined psychological and coping responses of HCW amid infectious diseases were included.
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Cases of HCWs and non-HCWs both clustered in northwestern urban districts rather than in rural districts.
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The effect of these strategies depends on the role of HCW in transmission which is understudied.
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