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Ces PCH sont mises en place sans prescription médicale et seront définies, outre la nature de l'agent infectieux, en fonction de la localisation de l'infection ou de la colonisation, des caractéristiques des éventuels patients ou personnels à protéger et du contexte de l'établissement ou du service.
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