Risk assessment matrix for MRSA

Article Abstract:

Nurses can better treat patients with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus by adopting a risk assessment approach that identifies high, medium, low and minimal risk categories of patient care and then planning the care of patients based on their individual needs. The article details the assesment of the risk and development of individual care programs.

Nurses, Patients, Patient care

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Exploring patients' experiences of MRSA to help reduce HCAIs

Article Abstract:

The importance of the study of experiences of patients with MRSA in reducing the prevalence of healthcare associated infections (HCAIs) is discussed. The author highlights the requirement of new programs to involve the MRSA patients in improving the healthcare system.

Complications and side effects, Infection control

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MRSA: false economy may lead to dangerous practices

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning safety regulations implemented in hospitals i the United Kingdom in order to prevent infection with the medicine-resistant Staphilococus aureus are discussed. Particular attention is given to the danger of using communal would creams.

Standards, Safety and security measures, Hospitals, Wound healing

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