HCAI rates prompt call for beds

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The recently published Health Protection Agency figures has prompted the infection control nurses to demand for extra beds in the isolation wards for a better treatment of the healthcare-associated infections (HCAI). The authorities have taken various steps and measures to improve the situation, as the deficiency of beds ultimately leads to high infection rates in the hospitals, especially in the small acute trusts.

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A nurse-led initiative to reduce the levels of HCAIs in hospital

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A study undertaken by senior modern matrons investigated whether a targeted approach to healthcare associated infections (HCAIs) could help in reducing the levels of infections in hospitals. The pilot project, which involved the introduction of a risk assessment tool and soap surveillance, resulted in a drastic reduction in HCAIs.

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How nurses will tackle the flu pandemic

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The article presents the plans of the NHS to tackle the flu disease by enlisting nurses to man the online service.

Care and treatment, Influenza, Online health care service, Online health care information services

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