Investigating serious bacterial infections reveals high mortality risks in neonates, highlighting urgent infection control needs.
Bacteraemia was prevalent among neonates admitted with pSBI to HFCSH. P. dispersa and K. pneumoniae predominated and both had high mortality risks. Rigorous diagnostics and epidemiological associations support the interpretation of P. dispersa as a pathogen, necessitating local investigation into transmission and infection control interventions.
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