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Volume 9, Number 10, October 2003 Illness in Intensive Care Staff after Brief Exposure to Severe Acute Respiratory SyndromeDamon C. Scales,* Karen Green,* Adrienne K. Chan,* Susan M. Poutanen,*
Donna Foster,* Kylie Nowak,* Janet M. Raboud,† Refik Saskin,* Stephen
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Figure. Regression tree describing selected contact characteristics in healthcare workers who entered the index patient’s room. Does not include results for one healthcare worker who had no history of entering the index patient’s room but nevertheless acquired severe acute respiratory syndrome. |
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