Preventing infection associated with central venous catheters

Article Abstract:

Guidance on the correct use of central venous catheters is presented. Instructions on insertion and replacement of catheters are given and the best practices to minimise risk of bloodstream infection or thrombosis are explained.

Methods, Usage, Product information, Nursing, Medical equipment and supplies industry, Medical equipment industry, Intravenous catheterization, Catheters

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Health care-associated infections in primary and community care

Article Abstract:

Guidelines for preventing health-care related infections in clinics and in home care are discussed.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, General services, Outpatient Care Facilities, Outpatient Care Centers, HEALTH SERVICES, Standards, Safety and security measures, Ambulatory care facilities, Risk factors, Clinics, Home nursing, Primary nursing, Primary care nursing, Home care, Infection control

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Preventing health care-associated infections during enteral feeding

Article Abstract:

Since the 1800s, enteral feeding is practiced in hospitals for patients who were unable to feed themselves. The National Institute for Clinical Excellence has presented guidelines for preventing infections in primary and community care.

Health aspects, Patients, Dosage and administration, Enteral feeding, Enteral nutrition, Tube feeding, Nursing care

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