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Air conditioning requirements in hospitals
Microbiological transmission in healthcare setting is inevitably a very potential risk. The main routes are droplets, contact, common vehicle and air borne transmissions. Infection control for patients, healthcare providers and visitors is of paramount importance in the healthcare process in medical facilities. Proper air conditioning of medical care facilities is helpful in prevention and treatment of diseases.

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