Neonatal intensive care unit infection control nursing management experience.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Neonatal intensive care unit infection control nursing management experience [Keywords:] intensive care unit, neonatal; cross infection; comprehensive prevention; organization and management In recent years, nosocomial infections on the rise, with the development of medical science and medical paradigm shift in nosocomial infections in the hospital occupies an important position, for in-depth study of nosocomial infection in hospitals, neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) The management has been more attention. For just lost the protection of the mother, poor ability to adapt to the external environment, physiological function is not yet mature newborns for risk factors of nosocomial infection is a common one [1]. It is not only children’s hospital stay extended time, increase the suffering of children and family economic burden, and the rapid development of the disease after infection, the high mortality. NICU of our hospital a total area of #8203;#8203;60m2, located 12 care beds, space is relatively small, high incidence of nosocomial infection. We by strengthening and take care of nosocomial infection control measures, and strengthen the effective management, the nosocomial infection rate declined. now our hospital infection control in the NICU Experience described below: 1 Neonatal major risk factors of nosocomial infection 1.1 The medical staff medical personnel factors of nosocomial infection caused by hand is a direct way [2], therefore, health care workers on infection control awareness and the implementation of disinfection and isolation system is directly related to the effect of hospital infection control. For example: non-medical staff technical operation whether bacteria strictly aseptic technique principles, treatment and care and to check whether the children to wash hands thoroughly before and after. In addition, ignoring the cleaning and disinfection of feeding equipment, with milk hygiene and diapers, coated,