2019
DOI: 10.24297/jaa.v10i0.8158
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Rodent Control Strategies in Hospitals

Abstract: An infestation of rodents in a healthcare facility is especially dangerous because these pests can carry disease and spoil food with the bacteria and viruses they harbor in their saliva and droppings. Exposure to dangerous pathogens could be disastrous for already health-compromised patients. The aim of the study is to implement an integrated control program for rodents inside hospitals and to clarify the most important preventive methods that can be used in the control process and to make some important obser… Show more

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“…a) The most important steps in controlling rodents are preventive methods because prevention is better than control [2]. A professional company can help create tailor-made plans for prevention in your facility, which can be distributed throughout the hotel [3]. b) Healthy buildings should be constructed to prevent the entry of mice and rats.…”
Section: Methods For Protecting Hotels Against Rodentsmentioning
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“…a) The most important steps in controlling rodents are preventive methods because prevention is better than control [2]. A professional company can help create tailor-made plans for prevention in your facility, which can be distributed throughout the hotel [3]. b) Healthy buildings should be constructed to prevent the entry of mice and rats.…”
Section: Methods For Protecting Hotels Against Rodentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rats can enter the hotel through cracks and crevices, so sealing the building from the outside is paramount to your pest control success [3]. g) In occupied buildings, all possible access areas should be identified by rodents [2].…”
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“…a) The use of rodenticides must be used with preventive measures such as gloves. f) Indoors, only place rodenticide bait stations in locations that are completely inaccessible to children and pets-inside walls, under heavy appliances, or in enclosed crawlspaces [5].…”
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“…In short, structural risks, health risks, and a general lowering of environmental quality accompany any rodent infestation [1].…”
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