{"slug":"neutropenic-precautions","tag":"neutropenic-precautions","variants":["neutropenic-precautions"],"description":"No description yet","count":1,"kinds":{"protocol":1},"related":[{"slug":"paediatric","tag":"paediatric","shared":1},{"slug":"protocol","tag":"protocol","shared":1},{"slug":"safe-living","tag":"safe-living","shared":1}],"records":[{"id":"neutropenic-precautions-and-daily-life","kind":"protocol","name":"Protective measures and daily life during neutropenia: hand hygiene, visitors, pets, plants, school and swimming","route":"/protocols/neutropenic-precautions-and-daily-life/","tldr":"Clean hands, for everyone, matter most. A 2024 guideline for children with cancer says many old restrictions can go: children can keep pets, go to school even when their white count is low, keep plants and swim, unless they have a PICC line. Still avoid building sites and digging in soil, bath toys that hold water, cleaning pet litter or cages, and ill visitors. Transplant units are stricter."}]}