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Reply week 7 DB4 research1-alberto alfonso Whether you are.docxchris293
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1-alberto alfonso
Whether you are talking about intrapersonal problems or patient care problems, no matter the setting, there will always be something that can be improved. In my facility, I am determined to address the problem that is heavily influencing hospitals: hospital-acquired diseases. This is a serious issue, since a large percentage of patients (over 3%) acquire a hospital-acquired disease at some point during their stay at a given healthcare facility. This can be caused by a variety of reasons, but the most common of which is the absence of proper sterility. By having tools, supplies, and healthcare providers with little or incorrect sterilization techniques, then there is an indeterminate amount of diseases that a patient with a likely already compromised immune system. Furthermore, these hospital-acquired diseases can also affect the healthcare professionals transmitting them, since the providers themselves are the vector for the disease. The project would then consist of a new set of policies that would require more intense analysis of sterilization techniques, including actions before sterilization, during sterilization, and after sterilization (transportation, use, etc.).
By localizing the area, or areas, in which sterilization protocol fails, we will be able to successfully reduce the amount of hospital-acquired diseases an individual patient will experience. Maximum minimization of these diseases is essential to provide a healthcare environment where patient care flourishes, but is also efficient in its usage of funds and time spent by professionals. For example, if a patient receives strep from a medical professional, that patient will require further care; also, the provider will possibly also suffer from the transmitted disease, meaning that person may not be able to practice and therefore put a dent in the hospital’s means. In order to prevent this, implementation of the aforementioned guidelines must take place, since these will allow for a much more strict view of the sterilization techniques. However, a complete rehaul of the methods of sterilization will require time, funds, and strong interprofessional communication to make sure there are no lapses at any point the renewed process. Departmental and funding approving is required, but I believe that this problem is essential enough to solve that it will result in quick approval.
2-sandra jaime
In hospital settings, there exists a plethora of different healthcare that can stem from a large pool of possibilities; for example, anything from hospital-acquired diseases to simple patient comfort are clinical problems that can be addressed either through peer-to-peer collaboration or through patient contact and fulfilling the mastery-prepared nurse responsibility of being the patient’s primary care advocate. Many of the problems in the healthcare field, however, stem from a primary source: a lack of communication. This is the prim.
Article Type: Editorial
Title: Patient Safety: Paradigm shift of modern healthcare delivery and research
Year: 2022; Volume: 2; Issue: 1; Page No: 1 – 2
Author: Dr. Mohammed Imran
10.55349/ijmsnr.20222112
Affiliation: Associate Professor, Medical Pharmacology, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Sohar, National University of Science and Technology, Sultanate of Oman.
Email ID: imran@nu.edu.om
Article Summary:
Submitted : 10-February-2022
Revised : 26-February-2022
Accepted : 12-March-2022
Published : 31-March-2022
Discover how modern medical education plays a pivotal role in global healing through humanitarian initiatives. This guide explores the avenues for medical students and professionals to contribute to the well-being of communities worldwide, merging education with compassionate action.
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RESEARCH PAPER 15
Assessment of the knowledge, practice, and the associated factors of Healthcare Acquired Infection Prevention
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Institutional Affiliation
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents 2
Assessment of the knowledge, practice, and the associated factors of Healthcare Acquired Infection Prevention in Blessings Healthcare Facility 4
The Problem 5
Significance of the problem 6
Purpose of this study 7
Research Questions 8
Masters Essentials aligned with the topic 8
Design 10
Literature Review 10
Methodology and the design of the study 13
Sampling Methods 14
Necessary tools 14
Any logarithm or flow map developed 15
Healthcare Facility 15
Implementation 15
Stage 1: Assessment of the current practices (One Week) 16
Stage 2: Identification of the factors leading to high cases of healthcare-acquired infection (5 days) 17
Stage 3: Pre-Training (Two Weeks) 17
Stage 4: Training (5 weeks) 17
Stage 5: an ongoing process of assessing the situation 18
Materials, activities and the cost 20
Results 21
Socio-demographics features of the research population 21
Knowledge concerning the infection prevention 23
Aspects related to the knowledge of the healthcare professionals regarding the issue of preventing healthcare-acquired infections 27
Limitation of the study 28
References 30
Assessment of the knowledge, practice, and the associated factors of Healthcare Acquired Infection Prevention
Healthcare acquired infection/nosocomial infection/hospital acquired infections are becoming a major international challenge in many healthcare facilities especially in the low or middle income nations. It is anticipated that around 10 percent of patients in the healthcare facilities from developing nations are developing healthcare acquired infections and this subsequently leads to negative impacts on healthcare outcomes. It also leads to increase hospital stay, economic burden, morbidity cases, and increase in the mortality incidences. Some of the common healthcare acquired infections include Hepatitis B and C virus, HIV infections, and even Tuberculosis which are often transmitted by healthcare workers who are not observing the practice related to the infection prevention measures.
According to the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention, there are about 1.7 million patients who have been hospitalized as a result of acquiring infection within the facilities while undergoing treatment for other healthcare concerns. Many studies reveal that simple infection control procedures like cleaning of the hands using alcohol-based hand rub is helping in the prevention of the spread of the disease. The increase in the infection rate caused by the healthcare acquired infection is due to the poor practices of infection prevention and control, lack of knowledge or failure to implement knowledge related to the process of preventing and controlling nosocomial illnesses, and other associated f.
Technological advancements have been embraced by medical education pathways to improve learning outcomes. Through the integration of simulation, augmented reality, and virtual reality technologies, medical students can now experience immersive opportunities to diagnose conditions, practice surgery, and interact with real-world patient scenarios.
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TEACHING INFECTION TO MEDICAL STUDENTS
1. TEACHING INFECTION TO MEDICAL STUDENTS
Dr.T.V.Rao MD
Today the MBBS students have to learn many topics, as knowledge has
grown beyond imagination, we prescribe textbooks and leave them to
their choice and little coordination on many matters no feedback
collected. If the subject of Microbiology to be made interesting to our
students at every stage of our teaching we have to convert major
topics incorporating with Principles and Practice of Infectious
diseases, The great revision is needed in Systemic bacteriology we
should give least priority on Biochemical reactions, which are only
useful to the practising Bacteriologists, These are matter of reference
facts, which can be verified in times of need, and stop imposing on
undergraduate students, for grading the performance. And
incorporate more knowledge on rationalism of Antibiotic
prescriptions. It is not feasible that we can teach all that students need
to know, but must instead teach them how to continue learning within
the discipline to be familiar with Infectious diseases and their control
and optimal remedial measures, Today’s top priority remain with
Hospital and community associated infection and its prevention All of
this underlines the importance of teaching students not only what to
know within microbiology, but also how to think as a professional
Doctor who has a role to save many lives in future. At present in many
medical colleges, students’ exposure to microbiology and infection is
minimal and experience with Problem based learning, has been
limited to few topics. The microbial world is vast and unfamiliar to
students Moreover; the intersection between the practice of medicine
and this unseen world is constantly expanding and shifting. Even with
conventional teaching, students need time to familiarize themselves
with the different names and concepts in infection. I feel that simple
measures to make the student to understand why a particular
infection is important to our patients, what are available resources in
diagnosis,. With the rapid advancement of new discoveries in
microbiology research, many of us will give their under-graduate students
a more fascinating and rewarding experience in the course. So I started
with activities that took a clinical approach, as Infection prevention
2. and control is now a major priority for modern medical care, we
should provide an opportunity to review in more depth the use of
standard infection prevention and control measures in their own
occupational setting. We can introduce and start teaching general
principles for preventing catheter-related infections and Hospital
acquired inactions, As learners benefit from information on how to
reduce infection risks associated with using vascular access devices,
and understand how these risks arise and how they can be minimised.
Our constructive thinking can certainly change how the students
accept the Microbiology and Infectious diseases; We should bring
major changes in the era of SUPERBUGS, MDR-TB and Antibiotic
Resistance. I wish many new generation of Microbiologists consider to
transform Medical Microbiology to Infectious diseases which will be
more interesting and useful to our Medical Students
Dr.T.V.Rao MD Professor of Microbiology Freelance writer