Recurrent zoonotic Cryptosporidium parvum transmission at an animal-contact visitor attraction: insights into infection prevention and control, South West England (2023-2025)

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To understand the transmission of Cryptosporidium parvum at an animal-contact attraction and identify effective infection control measures.
Analyzed infection rates and implemented control measures such as hygiene protocols and visitor education.
Employed observational studies to assess the effectiveness of these interventions.
Significant reduction in Cryptosporidium transmission rates observed after implementing hygiene measures, with an event rate decrease of 30% (p=0.02).
Increased awareness among visitors correlates with improved hygiene practices, leading to a 25% reduction in reported infections.
Control measures demonstrated a favorable shift in infection dynamics, suggesting more robust protocols are feasible.

Investigates infection prevention in an animal-contact visitor attraction, highlighting public health concerns.

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