Measures of nosocomial infection control in fever clinics during prevalence of influenza A(H1N1)
Ba Sang
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Ba Sang
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OBJECTIVE To summarize the measures of hospital infection control in the fever clinics during the period when the A/H1N1 influenza was prevalent and accumulate the experience.METHODS Human resources were allotted and training were strengthened so that the disinfection and isolation and the personal protective measures were taken rightly.RESULTS Totally 140 confirmed cases of Influenza A H1N1 influenza were treated.Neither the close contact persons nor the hospital staff was infected.The spread of the disease was prevented timely and effectively.CONCLUSION The layout of fever clinics,management systems and perfective workflow are very important in responding to public health emergencies.
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OBJECTIVE To summarize the measures of hospital infection control in the fever clinics during the period when the A/H1N1 influenza was prevalent and accumulate the experience.METHODS Human resources were allotted and training were strengthened so that the disinfection and isolation and the personal protective measures were taken rightly.RESULTS Totally 140 confirmed cases of Influenza A H1N1 influenza were treated.Neither the close contact persons nor the hospital staff was infected.The spread of the disease was prevented timely and effectively.CONCLUSION The layout of fever clinics,management systems and perfective workflow are very important in responding to public health emergencies.
Key concepts: Isolation (microbiology), Infection control, Medicine, Public health, Disease, Personal protective equipment, Disease control, Intensive care medicine