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Effect of neonatal intensive care unit environment on the incidence of hospital-acquired infection in neonates

Author(s): de Brito, D.V.D., Silva, H.d.A., Oliveira, E.J., Arantes, A., Abdallah, V.O.S., Jorge, M.T., Filho, P.P.G.
Added October 2012

Ward Design in Relation to Postoperative Wound Infection. II

Author(s): Davidson, A.I., Smylie, H.G., Macdonald, A., Smith, G.
Added October 2012

Evidence for the use of silver-alloy-coated urethral catheters

Author(s): Davenport, K., Keeley, F.X.
Added October 2012

Protecting the patient and the environment- new aspects and challenges in hospital infection control

Author(s): Daschner, F., Dettenkofer, M.
Added October 2012

Impact of Antibiotic-Resistant Pathogens Colonizing the Respiratory Secretions of Patients in an Extended-Care Area of the Emergency Department

Author(s): Dantas, S., Moretti-Branchini, L.
Added October 2012

Case study on construction infection control: Active Blood and Marrow Transplant Unit, Health Sciences Centre -- Winnipeg, MB

Author(s): D'Angiolo, V.
Added October 2012

Aspergillus surveillance project at a large tertiary-care hospital

Author(s): Curtis, L., Cali, S., Conroy, L., Baker, K., Ou, C.H., Hershow, R., Norlock-Cruz, F., Scheff, P.
Added October 2012

Much greater use of high-efficiency particulate air filters in hospitals needed

Author(s): Curtis, L.
Added October 2012

Use of a temporary cohort ward as part of an intervention to reduce the incidence of meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in a vascular surgery ward

Author(s): Curran, E.T., Hamilton, K., Monaghan, A., McGinlay, M., Thakker, B.
Added October 2012

Microbiological surveillance of hospital ventilation systems in departments at high risk of nosocomial infections

Author(s): Crimi, P., Argellati, F., Macrina, G., Tinteri, C., Copello, L., Rebora, D., Romania, L., Rizzetto, R.
Bacteria exist in large numbers in moist, organic environments and are also found in the air, in water, and on surfaces, particularly in healthcare environments. Patients who are considered high risk are more susceptible to infection by some of these bacteria given the nature of their illness and the treatment they undergo.
Key Point Summary
Added October 2012

Healthcare workers' hand decontamination practices: Compliance with recommended guidelines

Author(s): Creedon, S.A.
Added October 2012

An unusual source for an outbreak of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus on an intensive therapy unit

Author(s): Cotterill, S., Evans, R., Fraise, A.P.
Added October 2012

Efficacy of Prevention by High-Efficiency Particulate Air Filtration or Laminar Airflow Against Aspergillus Airborne Contamination During Hospital Renovation

Author(s): Cornet, M., Levy, V., Fleury, L., Lortholary, J., Barquins, S., Coureul, M.H., Deliere, E., Zittoun, R., Brucker, G., Bouvet, A.
Added October 2012

Hygiene Highlights – Infection Control During Construction Activities in Healt h Care Facilities

Author(s): Cormack, W.
Added October 2012

Aspergillosis: a deadly dust may be in the wind during renovations.

Author(s): American Health Consultants
Added October 2012

Evidence-based design could help quality of care

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Added October 2012

Handwashing practices in an intensive care unit: the effects of an educational program and its relationship to infection rates

Author(s): Conly, J.M., Hill, S., Ross, J., Lertzman, J., Louie, T.J.
Added October 2012

The hospital environment: how clean should a hospital be?

Author(s): Collins, B.J.
Added October 2012

Factors associated with hand hygiene practices in two neonatal intensive care units

Author(s): Cohen, B., Saiman, L., Cimiotti, J., Larson, E.
It has been recognized that observing hand hygiene practices in intensive care environments is crucial to the prevention and management of the spread of healthcare associated infections (HCAIs). NICU infants are at a higher risk given their varying stages of underdeveloped immune systems, varying degrees of dependence on instruments, invasive procedures, and contact with healthcare providers.
Key Point Summary
Added October 2012

Bacterial contamination of computers and telephones in a university hospital in Turkey

Author(s): Ciragil, P., Gul, M., Aral, M.
Added October 2012