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Global randomised controlled trials in infection prevention and control: a bibliographic review from the past two decades
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Infection prevention and control (IPC) evidence is imperative to reduce healthcare-associated infections, yet IPC guidelines often rely on low-level evidence due to challenges in conducting rigorous randomised controlled trials (RCTs). Understanding long-term research trends can clarify strengths, gaps, and priorities. Therefore, this bibliometric review aimed to identify trends and patterns in IPC RCTs over the past 20 years.
Keywords:
Cross-infection
Healthcare-associated infection (HAI)
Randomised controlled trial
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