Epidemiology of Clostridium difficile-associated disease (CDAD): A shift from hospital-acquired infection to long-term care facility-based infection

Medicine and Dentistry

• Patient 100%
• Clostridium Difficile Infection 36%
• Symptom 7%
• Emergency Care 5%
• Diarrhea 5%
• Cohort Effect 3%
• Mental Health 3%
• Toxin 3%
• Proton-Pump Inhibitor 3%
• Abdominal Pain 3%
• Fever 3%
• Loose Feces 3%
• Morbidity 1%
• Antibiotics 1%
• Drug Therapy 1%
• Retrospective Study 1%
• Infection 1%
• Hospital Infection 1%
• Age 1%
• Peptoclostridium difficile 1%
• Analysis 1%
• Assay 1%
• Observation 1%
• Diagnosis of Clostridium Difficile 1%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Clostridium Difficile Infection 36%
• Long Term Care 25%
• Hospital 15%
• Symptom 7%
• Emergency Care 5%
• Diarrhea 5%
• Epidemiology 3%
• Abdominal Pain 3%
• Proton Pump Inhibitor 3%
• Inpatient 3%
• Toxin 3%
• Fever 3%
• Loose Feces 3%
• Morbidity 1%
• Infection 1%
• Length of Stay 1%
• Hospital Admission 1%
• Hospital Infection 1%
• Observation 1%
• Procedures 1%
• Assay 1%
• Analysis 1%
• Device Material 1%