The efficacy of infection surveillance and control programs in preventing nosocomial infections in US hospitals.
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R. Haley | T. Hooton | D. Culver | J. W. White | W. M. Morgan | T. Emori | V. P. Munn | R W Haley | T M Hooton | T G Emori | D H Culver | J W White | W M Morgan | V P Munn | V. Munn | J. White
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