Skin and Hard Surface Disinfection Against - What We Know Today
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has emerged as a global healthcare threat, displaying resistance to important healthcare antifungal therapies. Infection prevention and control protocols have become paramount in reducing transmission of in healthcare, of which cleaning and disinfection plays an important role. is used as a surrogate yeast for yeasticidal claims of disinfection products, but reports have been made that sensitivity to disinfectants by differs from its surrogate. In this review, we aimed to compile the information reported for products used for skin and hard surface disinfection against in its planktonic or biofilm form. A comparison was made with other species, and information were gathered from laboratory studies and observations made in healthcare settings.
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