Respond to person 1 down below in a buisess manner:

Defining the problem:

Healthcare facilities face challenges due to the rapid and merciless spread of two dangerous bacteria: Methicilin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) and Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE).

Major causes of the problem:

In hospitals, 15% of patients carry resistant bacteria and in nursing homes, 65% do. Another cause of the problem is that antibiotics are misused and overused resulting in resistant bacteria being carried by the patient. Clinicians do not wash their hands well enough, and patients do not bathe properly. Therefore, the healthcare environment is not clean enough.

Recommendations:

For the rapid spread of bugs to be arrested, hospitals and large nursing homes must create a separate quarantined units to admit patients with infection symptoms and treat them. Patients should be administered antibiotics with stringent measures. A stricter limit should be placed on the dosage of antibiotics prescribed in hospitals and nursing homes. Providing medical professionals and healthcare workers with bug-resistant protective clothing and masks and separate sanitized ambulance services to transfer infected patients between facilities. In this situation, the patient is shifted to a separate bug shield unit within the hospital or nursing home. Last but not the least, maintaining complete hygiene inside hospitals should be regulated strictly. Patients are asked to follow these measures by healthcare professionals and healthcare workers.