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Does Infection Control Control Infection?
Archives of Surgery, 1988The moderator for this discussion was Robert E. Condon, MD, from Milwaukee, and the panelists were Robert W. Haley, MD, from Dallas; James T. Lee, Jr, MD, PhD, from Minneapolis; and Jonathan L. Meakins, MD, from Montreal. Dr Condon: The issue is whether present methods of hospital epidemiology really have an impact on surgical wound infections and ...
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Current Infectious Disease Reports, 2000
Dee May looks at the prevalence and cost of hospital-acquired infection, how epidemiological changes have influenced the way infections are prevented and managed, and how, in practice, infection should be controlled.
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Dee May looks at the prevalence and cost of hospital-acquired infection, how epidemiological changes have influenced the way infections are prevented and managed, and how, in practice, infection should be controlled.
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Dental Clinics of North America, 2003
Information resources from a variety of governmental agencies and professional organizations are available to facilitate development of site-specific infection control programs. Using a strategic approach to organize and apply the information can result in a comprehensive and effective infection control program.
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Information resources from a variety of governmental agencies and professional organizations are available to facilitate development of site-specific infection control programs. Using a strategic approach to organize and apply the information can result in a comprehensive and effective infection control program.
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Emergency Nurse, 2012
A report on an improvement project in which reductions in the contamination of blood culture samples led to a lower incidence of healthcare-associated infections (HCAIs) in an emergency department has been added to the Foundation of Nursing Studies Centre for Nursing Innovation online library.
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A report on an improvement project in which reductions in the contamination of blood culture samples led to a lower incidence of healthcare-associated infections (HCAIs) in an emergency department has been added to the Foundation of Nursing Studies Centre for Nursing Innovation online library.
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AORN Journal, 1970
The word “infection” has many meanings. Depending on who uses it, the word “infection” can have one meaning to the ORS, her staff (professional and non-professional) , the medical staff, to the laundry personnel and others throughout the hospital, and finally to the patient. Each has problems and each must find the solution to them.
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The word “infection” has many meanings. Depending on who uses it, the word “infection” can have one meaning to the ORS, her staff (professional and non-professional) , the medical staff, to the laundry personnel and others throughout the hospital, and finally to the patient. Each has problems and each must find the solution to them.
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Nursing Standard, 1994
This series of ten articles by Dinah Gould looks at infection control in the context of the nursing process, using the activities of daily living model as a framework. The aim of the articles is to emphasise the importance of infection control to clinical nursing practice.
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This series of ten articles by Dinah Gould looks at infection control in the context of the nursing process, using the activities of daily living model as a framework. The aim of the articles is to emphasise the importance of infection control to clinical nursing practice.
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Nursing Management, 2011
Healthcare A2Z is a nurse-led online organisation that specialises in education and training in infection prevention and control and communication skills.
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Healthcare A2Z is a nurse-led online organisation that specialises in education and training in infection prevention and control and communication skills.
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Nursing Older People, 2002
This article emphasised that older people are at increased risk of infection when they have illnesses such as diabetes, are on medications like steroids and in settings where residents live closely together and infection can spread.
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This article emphasised that older people are at increased risk of infection when they have illnesses such as diabetes, are on medications like steroids and in settings where residents live closely together and infection can spread.
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Nursing Standard, 1987
Isolation following infection with methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is not always possible with low birth weight neonates who need nursing in a Special Care Baby Unit.
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Isolation following infection with methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is not always possible with low birth weight neonates who need nursing in a Special Care Baby Unit.
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Infection Control in Switzerland
Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 1995Abstract Infection control in hospitals is not mandatory in Switzerland as in the United States. There are more than 300 acute-care hospitals in Switzerland. Hospitals are reimbursed by patient-days rather than diagnosis-related group. However, all five Swiss university hospitals have developed an infection control program.
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