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M.A. Boyle
M.A. Boyle
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Intensive care medicine
Medicine
Contamination
carbapenemase producing
Hospital bed
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Preventing infections caused by carbapenemase-producing bacteria in the intensive care unit - Think about the sink.
2021
Journal of Critical Care
A. Kearney
M.A. Boyle
G.F. Curley
Hilary Humphreys
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Challenges in assessing contamination levels and novel decontamination technologies in the critical care setting
2020
Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology
Aoife D. Kearney
M.A. Boyle
S K Babu
Muireann Fallon
Ricardo Segurado
Mary B. Codd
James O’Rourke
Niall T. Stevens
Philip Carling
Stephen R. Daniels
Hilary Humphreys
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Assessing the impact of hand washing soaps on the population dynamics of Carbapenemase-producing and non-CPE Enterobacterales.
2020
Journal of Hospital Infection
M.A. Boyle
Aoife D. Kearney
Sawant B
Hilary Humphreys
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‘Contamination of sink drains with carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae in intensive care units: a concern but don’t worry so much!’
2019
Journal of Hospital Infection
Aoife D. Kearney
M.A. Boyle
Hilary Humphreys
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‘Off the Rails’: Hospital bed rail design, contamination, and the evaluation of their microbial ecology
2019
Journal of Hospital Infection
M.A. Boyle
Aoife D. Kearney
Philip Carling
Hilary Humphreys
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