"Infection control is a never-ending battle and we all must play a role"

Article Abstract:

Hospital-acquired infections are a matter of concern for the hospitals as well as health care agencies who formulate rules regarding cleaning and maintenance of hospitals. However, infection control is a never-ending battle and not only the hospital but also the consultants, cleaners, patients and even physicians have a big role play in maintaining an infection-free hospital.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Health aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Control, Infection control

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Using the Matron's Charter to improve hospital cleaning

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The new Matron's Charter places the responsibility of cleaning wards and equipment firmly within the remit of the matron. Some simple and effective methods that promote and empower staff to take control of their environment are discussed.

Management dynamics, Management services, Office Administrative Services, Hospital Management, Management, Prevention, Company business management, Hospital administration, Hospital/clinic administration software

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Good design offers therapeutic rewards

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Hospital designers are beginning to build new facilities that are designed to create a pleasant environment that will speed healing and make hospital stays more pleasant.

Health Care and Social Assistance, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, HEALTH SERVICES, Nonresidential construction, not elsewhere classified, Hospital-Health Facilities, Administration of Public Health Programs, Health Planning & Construction, Health Construction, Innovations, Column, Design and construction, Health facilities construction

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