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How to Prevent Infections in Neonatal Wounds?

Infection prevention strategies include:
Strict hand hygiene before and after wound care.
Using sterile techniques during dressing changes.
Applying antimicrobial dressings when necessary.
Monitoring for early signs of infection, such as redness, swelling, or discharge.

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