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Rachel L Stricof1, Carole Van Antwerpen, Perry F Smith
1Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists, Atlanta, GA 30341, USA. rstricof@gmail.com
Abstract:
New York State Public Health Law §2819, requiring the mandatory public reporting of health care-associated infections, was enacted in July 2005. This article describes key provisions in the legislation, New York State health care-associated infection program development, the rationale for selection of the National Healthcare Safety Network for reporting, and lessons learned.
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