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  • Screening of Antifungal Activity of Selected Species against Candida Species 
    Karawita, K.V.D.S.H.; Fernando, K.M.E.P.; Wijendra, W.A.S. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda, 2015-09-11)
    The fungus Candida is an opportunistic pathogen which causes superficial and systemic candidasis, and associated with significant mortality and morbidity in health care settings. Development of resistance towards antifungal ...
  • Standard Precautions during Phleontomy: Do Healthcare Workers Pay Heed? 
    Amarasinghe, W.K.P.; Wijerathne, H.M.S.A.; Abeywickrama, T.T.; Senarathne, B.C.V.; Gunasekara, K.M. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda, 2015-09)
    In healthcare settings contaminated fomites are potential vectors for cross-transmission of nosocomial pathogens when equipment is shared between patients. The primary mechanism of transmission from one patient to another ...
  • Three Tier Design for Healthcare Service Solutions 
    Dantanarayana, G.G.T.; Jayaweera, P.M. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda, 2015-09)
    Ever increasing diversity and differentiation due to expansions in service providers, variety of service organizations and constantly created new medical specialties has resulted challenging, complex and highly dynamic ...
  • Use and Appropriateness of Antibiotics in General Medical Units of a Tertiary Care Institution 
    Fernando, G.V.M.C.; Ratnasekera, I.U.; Perera, M.S.D.; Wanigatunge, C.A. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda, 2015-09)
    Antibiotics are widely used worldwide and their inappropriate prescription leads to emergence of multi-drug resistant organisms, increased morbidity and mortality. Rational use of antibiotics is the key to reducing the ...
  • Use of a Multiplex PCR to Identify Candida Species in Concentrated Oral Rinse Samples of Patients with Diabetes 
    Sampath, M.K.A.; Gunasekera, T.D.C.P.; Kottahachchi, J.; Dilhari, K.A.A.; Bulugahapitiya, U.; Fernando, S.S.N.; Weerasekera, M.M. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda, 2015-08-11)
    Oral candida infections are most frequently observed in patients with diabetes. As diabetes has become the number one non communicable disease in Sri Lanka, oral candida infections are an emerging problem. Although Candida ...

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