Three-year trends of healthcare-associated infections and antibiotic use in acute care hospitals: findings from 2016–2018 point prevalence surveys in Sicily, Italy
M Barchitta, A Maugeri, MC La Rosa, C La Mastra… - Antibiotics, 2020 - mdpi.com
Repeated point prevalence surveys (PPSs) of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) and
antibiotic use are crucial to monitor trends over years at regional level, especially in …
antibiotic use are crucial to monitor trends over years at regional level, especially in …
[PDF][PDF] Application of Public Health Informatics to monitor and prevent Healthcare Associated Infections and related outcomes in Intensive Care Units
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Hospitals play a critical role in managing and improving health status and well-being of
individuals worldwide [1]. For the first time, in 1952, the term intensive-care unit (ICU) was …
individuals worldwide [1]. For the first time, in 1952, the term intensive-care unit (ICU) was …
Applicazione dell'informatica in Sanità Pubblica per monitorare e prevenire le Infezioni Correlate all'assistenza ei relativi outcome nelle Unità di Terapia Intensiva
G Favara - 2022 - tesidottorato.depositolegale.it
Early identifying patients whose clinical conditions and personal characteristics could led to
a higher risk of adverse outcomes in Intensive Care Unit (ICU), still represent a challenge in …
a higher risk of adverse outcomes in Intensive Care Unit (ICU), still represent a challenge in …
[PDF][PDF] New Approaches to Prevention of Hospital Acquired Infections in ICU, Surgery and Other High Risk Facilities
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New Approaches to Prevention of Hospital Acquired Infections in ICU, Surgery and Other
High Risk Facilities Page 1 1 MEDICAL ACADEMY DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS New …
High Risk Facilities Page 1 1 MEDICAL ACADEMY DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS New …
New Approaches to Prevention of Hospital Acquired Infections in Icu, Surgery and Other High Risk Facilities
D Farber - 2021 - search.proquest.com
Introduction–Hospital-acquired infections (HAI) are nosocomial acquired infections that are
typically notpresent or might be incubating when patients are admitted to a medical facility …
typically notpresent or might be incubating when patients are admitted to a medical facility …