Nosocomial- Hospital Flashcards
HAI (healthcare-associated infections)
5-10% hospitalized pt
~30% mortality
~77,000 case/year
1-2 billion/year
Common HAI
- Urinary tract infection 30%
- Others 21%
- Blood stream infection 18%
- Surgical Site Infection (SSI) 16%
5, pneumonia 15%
old Infection Control
Focus on surveillance
Reactive
Crisis management
Based on education and good will
What changed from old infec control
Evidence base for many intervention
Standardized definitions
National benchmark *기준
Center stage in quality arena:
- public disclosure
- pay for performance
- public expectations
reactive to proactive
the new infection control model
evidence based intervention performance based process and outcome safety culture
SCIP stands for
surgical care improvement project
Surgical care improvement project
standard of care
Strong evidence for
- prophylactic (preventive) antibiotics within an hour of incision
- choice of antibiotics
- stopping within 24 hrs and 48 hours for cardiac surgery)
MDROs stand for
multi-drug resistant organisms
ex of MDROs
MRSA, VRSA, VISA MDR gram negatives such as: CRE ESBLs pseudomona acinetobacter
C. difficile incections
2 never changing factors
hand hygiene
and cleansing
new cleaning tech
hydrogen peroxide vapor (HPV)
reduce the number of micr-organisms in a hospital room
Bioquell process
patient admit
patient discharge
EVS cleans room
Vent/door sealed
BIOQUELL machine runs
Room scanned for any lingering HPV
Vents/door reopen
patient admitted