Pediatric medical clinic hospital infection control nursing management experience.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Pediatric medical clinic hospital infection control nursing management experience [Abstract] the management of nosocomial infections is a measure of the quality of hospital management an important indicator of the level. Pediatric clinic is a place where a high concentration of a variety of pathogens, especially the recent foot and mouth disease, H1N1 influenza pandemic, more so a hospital pediatric clinic high risk of infection is one department, so do the work of hospital infection control is important. is the management of nosocomial infection are summarized: (1) to strengthen management, regular training and examination; (2) setting the pre-sorting system to prevent hand, foot and mouth disease, H1N1 influenza and other infectious diseases; (3) the implementation of standard precautions, occupational health and safety protection; (4) strict implementation of disinfection and isolation, sterile operating system, standard hand hygiene. (5) control of environmental pollution; (6) to strengthen the management of medical waste, proper handling of disposable medical supplies; (7) attention to physical and mental health nurses. In short, to do this work, the organization of hospital infection control training is a prerequisite for leadership and knowledge; do Hospital infection is an important means of monitoring the work; implement pediatric Danduguahao first pre-sorting system, implementing standard precautions, occupational health and safety protection, to improve nursing quality, strict implementation of disinfection and isolation, sterile operation system, standard hand hygiene. controlled environment pollution and strengthen the management of medical waste, is the key. control the infection in hospital pediatric clinic in order to improve quality of care to protect the safety of children, maintenance of medical staff occupational health. [Keywords:] hospital infection; standard precautions; hand hygiene; Occupational Health and