Communicable Disease Control: A Volume for the Public Health WorkerMacmillan, 1962 - 606 sider |
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Side 53
... Isolation and Quarantine Procedures . It is common knowledge that isolation and quarantine regulations differ from com- munity to community . All states have some provision for a minimum code , but no two codes are exactly alike . To a ...
... Isolation and Quarantine Procedures . It is common knowledge that isolation and quarantine regulations differ from com- munity to community . All states have some provision for a minimum code , but no two codes are exactly alike . To a ...
Side 54
... isolation and quarantine procedures , including placarding , must be reasonable if pub- lic cooperation is to be ... isolation and quarantine restrictions may be greatly modified to accomplish their purpose without too great inter ...
... isolation and quarantine procedures , including placarding , must be reasonable if pub- lic cooperation is to be ... isolation and quarantine restrictions may be greatly modified to accomplish their purpose without too great inter ...
Side 56
... Isolation and Quarantine Procedures . It should not be in- ferred that isolation and quarantine are of no value . Such would be contrary to fact , for in their proper sphere they are of unquestioned merit , especially in those ...
... Isolation and Quarantine Procedures . It should not be in- ferred that isolation and quarantine are of no value . Such would be contrary to fact , for in their proper sphere they are of unquestioned merit , especially in those ...
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Historical Considerations | 3 |
The Infectious Process | 14 |
Control Measures | 47 |
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