The content of nosocomial sensing knowledge training is as follows
Nosocomial sensing knowledge training is defined as the provision of specialized knowledge and skills training to hospital staff on the prevention and control of nosocomial infections. The following is a possible content outline that includes the basic points of nosocomial infection knowledge:
1. Overview of nosocomial infections
Definition and categorization of nosocomial infections; sources of pathogens and routes of transmission of nosocomial infections; and the impact of nosocomial infections on the patient and the hospital.
2. Principles of infection prevention and control
Importance and proper methods of hand washing hygiene; proper use and management of utilization of personal protective equipment; implementation and management of isolation measures; cleaning and disinfection of healthcare facilities and instruments.
3. Healthcare Environmental Management
Standards and processes for cleaning and disinfecting the environment; segregation, packaging, and disposal of medical waste; air quality monitoring and control; and water quality monitoring and treatment.
4. Medical Devices and Equipment Management
Cleaning and disinfection requirements for medical devices and equipment; maintenance and servicing of devices and equipment; and use and management of medical waste disposal equipment.
5. Infection Surveillance and Reporting
Indicators and methods of infection surveillance; procedures and requirements for infection reporting; infection data analysis and utilization.
6. Drug use and infection prevention and control
Principles of rational use of antimicrobial drugs; knowledge of antibiotic resistance; guidance and monitoring of antimicrobial drug use.
7. Employee health management
Health checkups and vaccinations for medical staff; knowledge of prevention and control of employee-related diseases; prevention and treatment of occupational exposure and injury.
8. Education, training and publicity
Education and training methods and techniques of hospital-acquired diseases; publicity and promotion strategies of hospital-acquired diseases; case studies and experience sharing.
Expanding Knowledge
Hospital-acquired infections are infections acquired by hospitalized patients in hospitals, including infections occurring during hospitalization and infections occurring after discharge from hospitals acquired in hospitals, but excluding infections that have begun prior to admission to hospitals or that are already in the incubation period at the time of admission to hospitals. Infections acquired by hospital staff within the hospital are also hospital-acquired infections.
Broadly speaking, the object of hospital infection includes hospitalized patients, hospital staff, outpatient and emergency patients, visitors and family members of patients, etc., these people in the area of the hospital to obtain infectious diseases can be called hospital infection.
But because of the patients, visitors and family members of patients in the hospital for a short period of time, to get infected with many complex factors, often difficult to determine whether the infection is from the hospital, so in fact, the object of hospital infections are mainly hospitalized patients and hospital staff.