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Optimal Design/Personnel for Control of Intensive Care Unit Infection

Author(s): Nystrom, B.
Added October 2012

Recovery of vancomycin-resistant enterococci on fingertips and environmental surfaces

Author(s): Noskin, G.A., Stosor, V., Cooper, I., Peterson, L.R.
Added October 2012

Engineering infection control through facility design

Author(s): Noskin, G.A., Peterson, L.R.
Added October 2012

Persistent contamination of fabric-covered furniture by vancomycin-resistant enterococci: Implications for upholstery selection in hospitals

Author(s): Noskin, G.A., Bednarz, P., Suriano, T., Reiner, S., Peterson, L.
Vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE) are a type of enterococci bacteria resistant to antibiotics especially vancomycin. Enterococci bacteria typically do not cause problems in healthy people but may cause infections (sometimes serious infections) to patients with weakened immune system in body sites such as the intestines, the urinary tract, and wounds. Because of the increasing resistance to antibiotics, VRE infections are much more difficult to treat than other enterococci infections and are becoming a major type of healthcare-associated infections.
Key Point Summary
Added October 2012

Infection control in pediatric hospitals

Author(s): Neely, M., Toltzis, P.
Added October 2012

Computer equipment used in patient care within a multihospital system: Recommendations for cleaning and disinfection

Author(s): Neely, A.N., Weber, J.M., Daviau, P., MacGregor, A., Miranda, C., Nell, M., Bush, P., Lighter, D.
Added October 2012

Basic microbiologic and infection control information to reduce the potential transmission of pathogens to patients via computer hardware

Author(s): Neely, A.N., Sittig, D.F.
Added October 2012

Dealing with contaminated computer keyboards and microbial survival

Author(s): Neely, A.N., Maley, M.P.
Added October 2012

Hand hygiene rates unaffected by installation of dispensers of a rapidly acting hand antiseptic

Author(s): Muto, C.A., Sistrom, M.G., Farr, B.M.
Added October 2012

Association of private isolation rooms with ventilator-associated Acinetobacter baumanii pneumonia in a surgical intensive-care unit

Author(s): Mulin, B., Rouget, C., Clement, C., Bailly, P., Julliot, M.C., Viel, J.F., Thouverez, M., Vieille, I., Barale, F., Talon, D.
Added October 2012

Patient isolation measures for infants with candida colonization or infection for preventing or reducing transmission of candida in neonatal units

Author(s): Mohan, P., Eddama, O., Weisman, L.E.
Added October 2012

Infection Control Practices to Reduce Airborne Bacteria During Total Knee Replacement: A Hospital Survey in Four States

Author(s): Miner, A.L., Losina, E., Katz, J.N., Fossel, A.H., Platt, R.
Added October 2012

Association of Legionnaires' disease with construction: contamination of potable water?

Author(s): Mermel, L.A., Josephson, S.L., Giorgio, C.H., Dempsey, J., Parenteau, S.
Added October 2012

Aspergillus endocarditis after open heart surgery: an epidemiological investigation.

Author(s): Mehta, G.
Added October 2012

Control of pseudomonas aeruginosa infections in burned patients

Author(s): McManus, A.T., Mason, A.D.J., McManus, W.F., Pruitt, B.A.J.
Invasive burn wound sepsis with Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a major concern in burn patient care settings. It is difficult to treat and may cause high mortality among patients with extensive burn wounds. Therefore, one primary goal of burn care is to prevent colonization and infection of P. aeruginosa. Patient colonization refers to the isolation of the targeted pathogen (organism) from the patient (e.g., sputum, wound surface, urine, and stool).
Key Point Summary
Added October 2012

The effect of random voice hand hygiene messages delivered by medical, nursing, and infection control staff on hand hygiene compliance in intensive care

Author(s): McGuckin, M., Shubin, A., McBride, P., Lane, S., Strauss, K., Butler, D., Pitman, A.
Added October 2012

Results of a comprehensive infection control program for reducing surgical-site infections in coronary artery bypass surgery

Author(s): McConkey, S.J., L'Ecuyer, P.B., Murphy, D.M., Leet, T.L., Sundt, T.M., Fraser, V.J.
Added October 2012

Control of endemic nosocomial Legionnaires’ disease by using sterile potable water for high risk patients

Author(s): Marrie, T.J., Haldane, D., MacDonald, S.
Added October 2012

Safety considerations during construction and renovation

Author(s): Marmolejo, N.L.
Added October 2012

The Design of Isolation Rooms

Author(s): Marier, R.L.
Added October 2012