The Department of Infectious Diseases engages in the professional diagnosis and treatment against contagious diseases, including measles, influenza, and infectious diseases caused by various germs, viruses, funguses (molds), and parasites.

Furthermore, the Department of Infectious Diseases achieves professional diagnoses through close cooperation with the Respiratory and Allergy Medicine Departments in the Fever and Respiratory System Clinic.

The Department of Infectious Diseases in KDH provides diagnosis and treatment against infectious and contagious diseases and actively deals with nationwide epidemics, including MERS and COVID-19.

The Department of Infectious Diseases progressively deals with a variety of virus diseases, including AIDS, fevers of unknown origin, or influenza whose causes cannot be identified by a general medical examination. The Department of Infectious Diseases provides professional and fast diagnosis and treatment services because most infectious diseases present in various ways, from mild to fatal symptoms depending on the infected body part.

Moreover, the Department of Infectious Diseases endeavors to control infections with the Infection Control Unit to prevent and control infections in the hospital and improve the quality of diagnosis through functional recommendations and supervision to prevent abusing and the misuse of antibiotics.

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