Respond to person one down below in a business manner:

According to the Problem-Solving Application, "Hospitals and Nursing Homes Collaborate to Combat Common Foes," the problem confronting hospitals and nursing homes are dangerous and antibiotic resistant bacteria strains named MRSA and CRE. These 'super bugs' are health-care associated infections that are problematic in hospitals and nursing homes. According to the text, it is increasingly common for patients to be infection free upon admission prior to catching the infection. MRSA and CRE bacteria is hard to contain and it spreads rapidly and mercilessly.

Major causes of this problem are as follows. 1) Large percentages of hospital and nursing home patients carry resistant bacteria due to the overuse of antibiotics. 2) These fast spreading infections are contaminating patients across facilities. 3) The transfer of these bacteria are attributed to insufficient hygiene practices such as poor hand washing and patient cleanliness.

To combat the problem confronting hospitals and nursing homes, I would recommend proper PPE (Personal Protective Equipment). It would also be important for these facilities to establish 'containment areas' for patients and staff who exhibit symptoms of the infection to limit exposures and spread of the bacteria. I would advise the facilities to employ hygiene guidelines for both staff and patients. The strategic use of sanitizers, soaps, and cleaners can positively impact the cleanliness of healthcare facilities. I would also encourage leadership at the facilities to employ stricter guidelines in regard to the prescription of antibiotics to patients as well.