Point prevalence & risk factor assessment for hospital-acquired infections in a tertiary care hospital in Pune, India.

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A Chakravarty

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A K Sahni

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Anupam Kapur

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Anvita Bhansali

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Ashutosh Gupta

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B K Chopra

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D P Joshi

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Deepak Batura

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Dinesh Sharma

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G Gopal Rao

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10.4103/IJMR.IJMR_1167_15

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