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期刊名:Journal of infection prevention

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ISSN:1757-1774

e-ISSN:1757-1782

IF/分区:1.0/Q4

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Imen Sellami,Anwar Abbes,Aicha Haddar et al. Imen Sellami et al.
Background: Infection prevention measures are crucial to prevent contamination among frontline healthcare workers (FL-HCWs) and non-frontline healthcare workers (NFL-HCWs). However, these measures can lead to skin lesions...
Gaviota Khalish,Made Satya Nugraha Gautama Gaviota Khalish
Background: Hand hygiene is a crucial measure for preventing the spread of healthcare-associated infections. While healthcare workers receive emphasis, hospital visitor hand hygiene compliance is limited. ...
Lisa Arvidsson,Maria Lindberg,Bernice Skytt Lisa Arvidsson
Background: Healthcare-associated infections are a global concern and can be dependent on the infection prevention behaviours of nursing staff, which in turn can be influenced by working conditions. Qualitative studies ar...
Gülçin Uyanık,Şafak Dağhan Gülçin Uyanık
Background: Acute upper respiratory tract infections are the most common infections among school children. Improving water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities in schools is an important intervention for the healthy develo...
Brad A Krier,Pawan Bhandari,Ashley M Brooks et al. Brad A Krier et al.
Background: After an increase of central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) at our community hospital in 2021, a case-control study suggested that patients with CLABSIs were 3.0 times more likely to have mis...
Jane Wickins,Claire M Rickard,Karen Kasper et al. Jane Wickins et al.
Background: Approximately 25% of hospitalised adults require an indwelling urinary catheter (IDC) during their hospital stay. IDCs expose patients to risks of infectious and non-infectious complications. ...
Ushma J Patel,Ahmed A Al-Niaimi,Kelly M Parrette et al. Ushma J Patel et al.
Background: The Center for Disease Control's National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN) reported increased Standardized Infection Ratios (SIRs) for hysterectomy at a large community hospital. ...