In part 2 of this series on the current IPC paradigms of contact, droplet and airborne, we hear from a range of guests on this topics.
This week we talk to:
<ul><li>Rhonda Stewart (Australia)</li>
<li>Kalisvar Marimuthu (Singapore)</li>
<li>Gonzalo Bearman (USA)</li>
<li>Belinda Henderson (Australia)</li>
<li>Jan Kluytmans (Netherlands)</li>
<li>Caroline Marshall (Australia)</li>
</ul>
If you haven't listened to the previous episode (last week), please listen to that first.

New paradigms for IPC -  Introduction (Contact, droplet, airborne) plus guests Kirsty Buising and Kathy Dempsey

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Opinions from around the world on contact, droplet, airborne paradigms for IPC -  Part 2 (Rhonda Stewart, Kalisvar Marimuthu, Gonzalo Bearman, Belinda Henderson, Jan Kluytmans, Caroline Marshall)