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Hospital infektion, prevention and protection

2014
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Mehmet Fikret Gezgin

Abstract (EN)

Infections and deaths caused by these infections, throughout the history of the adoption of measures for infection by scientists has led to an understanding of the requirements. Understanding the link between infection and deaths requires a very good observation. Observing the infection, starting with the process set out by empirical methods today is the basis for the development of modern methods. To be reached on the importance of hospital infections and kept under control occurred case it is necessary to keep the statistics. Keep statistics is as important as prevention. The statistics of the cases occurred budget should foresee a separation may be sufficient measures. At this point, health staff, great responsibility falls to the patients and their relatives, especially the Ministry of Health. Each health institutions should develop their own infection unit and be meticulous about it, and sustainability of protection is essential. In this study we focused on importance, types and precautions of nosocomial infections, which still maintains its importance, from past to present. In this study, the development of nosocomial infections by taking over the ages, have been compared with the present. Transmission routes were discussed in detail and methods for prevention were mentioned. Hygiene and sterilization of the all units at hospital are very important. infrastructure and architecture of hospitals must be builted in accordance with health conditions. Operating room, the kitchen, a separate waste storage room are important to each unit. People who work in health care organizations infections, should be trained about is another important issue. Key Words : Infections, Hospital, Nurses, Protection

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Arzu Ezer

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Arzu Ezer (Master Thesis). Hospital infektion, prevention and protection, 2014, İstanbul Beykent University.

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