source control
"Source control" can refer to practices in both software development and healthcare, focusing on managing changes or preventing contamination.
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Definition
B2Software Development
(technical)A system for managing changes to code and documents, enabling collaboration and tracking revisions.
Example
- Git is a popular tool used for source control in many software projects.
- Effective source control helps teams avoid conflicts when merging code changes.
C1Infection Control
(medical, public health)Procedures to prevent the spread of infectious agents from a contaminated source.
Example
- Source control measures, such as isolating patients, are crucial during an outbreak.
- Wearing masks is a form of source control to prevent the spread of respiratory infections.
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