ena-STUDY-SAHMRI-23-10-2020-01:54:59:315-176
Temporal changes of the built environment microbiome in a new hospital.
The hospital is generally regarded as a sterile environment. However organisms persist within the hospital built environment and little evidence exist investigating the bi-directional movement of human and environmental organisms in terms of acquisition and organism shedding by humans. This study will investigate the relationship between a hospital's microbiome and patient occupancy
The hospital is generally regarded as a sterile environment. However organisms persist within the hospital built environment and little evidence exist investigating the bi-directional movement of human and environmental organisms in terms of acquisition and organism shedding by humans. This study will investigate the relationship between a hospital's microbiome and patient occupancy