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Falldefinition: MRSA

Robert Koch-Institut (RKI)Federal (Bund)Print version

Falldefinition: MRSA is an official form from Robert Koch-Institut (RKI). It applies nationwide in Germany.

The PDF is not interactive - you print it out and fill it in by hand. It has 2 pages.

The official source (Bundesbehörden (Batch 2)) and the exact version date are listed below.

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Bundesbehörden (Batch 2)
Fetched on
13/07/2026
SHA-256
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