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cuesj-1202	Shehade, Salaheddin M.; Juma, Ameena S.M.; Ubeid, Muhsin H.; Younus, Mustafa D.	Perceptions and Mindset toward Infection Control and Prevention among Medical Microbiology Students	2025	5	.pdf	application/pdf	4063	181	48	Adherence to such measures and practices not only protect the patient but also protect the healthcare workers, their families, and community.[15] Most researchers agree that the starting phase of the medical education is the most appropriate period and proper time for acquiring an adequate knowledge and necessary skills about practices of IPC.[16] Some researchers believe that there is deficiency of evidence about adequate infection control and training courses in the core of the curriculum of most undergraduate medical faculties and institutions, and this needs to be taken into consideration if HCAIs incidences are to be reduced.[13,14,17] Medical students should adhere to infection control and prevention training courses, mainly hand hygiene, and knowledge regarding IPC should be a relevant and central topic in their study, but they may feel that learning about the IPC may be negotiated or not adequate during the first period of their medical studies due to the overfilled curriculum.[18] Infection control practices in health care: Teaching and learning requirements of medical undergraduates.	cache/cuesj-1202.pdf	txt/cuesj-1202.txt