INFECTION IN HOSPITALS

Cross Infection in Hospitals

Staphylococcal infection in hospitals.

Overcrowding, understaffing and infection in hospitals.

Occupational hazards in hospitals: risk of infection.

In this review of the risk of infection to hospital staff, attention is drawn to the continuing risk presented by hepatitis B and pulmonary tuberculosis, which are more common than diseases such as typhoid fever, brucellosis, histoplasmosis, whooping cough, infectious gastroenteritis, measles, and parotiditis. Other items considered include the susceptibility of female hospital staff to rubella...

Resource allocation: the main problem in infection control in intensive care units of hospitals

Background and Purpose: Nosocomial infections, especially those occurring in intensive care units (ICUs), are one of the major health problems in every community. Nosocomial infections are associated with increased mortality rate and high treatment costs. Effective control of these infections essentially depends on the knowledge of healthcare providers regarding the detection and erad...