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Infection control training for small hospitals in Ulsan expected to strengthen medical response capacity
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- Ulsan City and the Infectious Disease Management Support Team announced that a networking training session for infection control staff at small hospitals will be held on May 21–22.
- The training, held in Undang Hall on the 4th floor of the Jongha Innovation Center, is attended by more than 60 infection control staff from small, long-term care and psychiatric hospitals.
- Ulsan City said that additional on-site practice sessions and workshops at general hospitals will be held in July and September.
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