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What are the Best Practices for Preventing Infections?

Infection prevention is critical in a pediatric setting. Best practices include:
1. Hand Hygiene: Regular handwashing by both healthcare providers and children.
2. Vaccinations: Ensuring children are up-to-date with their immunizations.
3. Isolation Protocols: Isolating children with contagious illnesses to prevent the spread of infections.

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