antibiotic resistant bacteria

How do Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria Spread in NICUs?

Antibiotic resistant bacteria can spread in NICUs through various mechanisms:
- Healthcare personnel who may inadvertently transmit bacteria via hands or medical equipment.
- Contaminated surfaces and medical devices.
- Infected or colonized infants who can serve as reservoirs for these bacteria.

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