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Monitoring and Continuous Improvement of Nosocomial Infection

Hongxia Zhu

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Considering the JCI standards and reality of the hospital,the hospital's infection-control department screened the indices for monitoring nosocomial infection,and determined the emphasis of preventing and controlling infection by means based on risk control.The department significantly rectified key work flows in light of the monitoring data.Through the continuous improvement,nosocomial infection rate decreased.

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Considering the JCI standards and reality of the hospital,the hospital's infection-control department screened the indices for monitoring nosocomial infection,and determined the emphasis of preventing and controlling infection by means based on risk control.The department significantly rectified key work flows in light of the monitoring data.Through the continuous improvement,nosocomial infection rate decreased.

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Considering the JCI standards and reality of the hospital,the hospital's infection-control department screened the indices for monitoring nosocomial infection,and determined the emphasis of preventing and controlling infection by means based on risk control.The department significantly rectified key work flows in light of the monitoring data.Through the continuous improvement,nosocomial infection rate decreased.

Key concepts: Infection control, Infection rate, Cross infection, Medicine, Intensive care medicine, Emergency medicine, Monitoring and control, Medical emergency

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