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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 95 cases of nosocomial infection in hospitalized neonates and Prevention Study: River Zhangyao Sen Zhu Xiaotao Linwan Qing Zhu [Abstract] Objective To understand the status of neonatal nosocomial infections, hospital infection of newborns. Risk factors and the effects of interventions, provide a basis for reducing hospital infection rates. Methods of neonatal hospital in May 2006 -2009 hospital in May The 1864 cases of neonatal clinical data and medical records of all the features and analysis retrospectively. Results 1864 cases of newborns, 95 cases of nosocomial infection, infection rate 5.1%, the highest incidence of preterm children, accounting for 71.6%, infection site respiratory tract, accounting for 56.8% .95 cases of infection, 81 cases were cured, the cure rate was 85.3%. preterm children, low birth weight children, invasive operation, extensive use of antibiotics, length of hospital stay of patients hospitalized neonates are Nosocomial infections risk factors. Conclusions The risk factors, risk factors have focused on integrated control and strengthen monitoring of bacteriology, emphasizing hand hygiene, hospital infection prevention and control of medical staff increased awareness, strengthen the prevention of nosocomial infection, strengthening the management and prevention, the implementation of various systems and measures to reduce the incidence of nosocomial infections is critical. [Keywords:] neonatal hospital infection prevention Hospital infection is the major problem facing all the NICU, has constituted a serious threat to hospitalized neonates. American Journal survey of disease prevention network, NICU and PICU nosocomial infection rate in the CDC reported higher than the national average level, indicating that pediatric patients susceptibility. nosocomial infection to not only increase the suffering of children affected neonatal treatment, children with severe life-threatening, to the prognosis of vari