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September 17, 2025Universal Journal of Pharmaceutical ResearchOpen Access

A Systems Based Approach to Microbiological Quality Assessment in a Healthcare Facility’s Water Distribution Network: A Case Study

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MEMostafa Essam EissaCairo University

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Retrospective case study identifies contamination hotspots in healthcare water distribution networks, suggesting ultrafiltration failures.

Key Points

  • Microbiological variability was significant across the water distribution system, posing risks to patient safety.
  • Analysis revealed chronic contamination at a point-of-use showing high microbial counts and variability.
  • A retrospective case study employed non-parametric statistical methods to assess microbial data from 29 sampling points.
  • The ultrafiltration unit did not significantly reduce microbial loads, highlighting potential systemic issues in water quality.

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Mostafa Essam Eissa (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d42f69713b0b5dfea70f50https://doi.org/10.22270/ujpr.v10i4.1400
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