减少医疗机构手术部位感染服务不足的人群:课程和简要回顾的文献

R. Willacy
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手术部位感染(ssi)是一个可预防的发病率和死亡率增加的原因。它们约占所有医院相关感染(HAIs)的20%,是美国第二常见的HAIs类型。先前的一项研究表明,ssi是手术患者中最常见的医院感染,占该类感染的38%。手术部位感染导致住院时间延长、辅助手术和附加费用增加。SSI率是外科和术后护理质量的一个指标,因此需要加强对这些感染的监测系统。
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Reducing Surgical Site Infections in Medical Facility Serving the Underserved Population: Curriculum and Brief Review of the Literature
Surgical site infections (SSIs) are a preventable cause of increased morbidity and mortality. They comprise approximately 20% of all hospital-associated infections (HAIs) and are the secondmost common type of HAIs in the United States [1]. A previous study showed that SSIs were the most common nosocomial infection in surgical patients and were responsible for 38% of all infections within that category [2]. Surgical site infections lead to prolonged hospital stays, adjunctive procedures, and additive costs [3]. SSI rates are an indicator of the quality of surgical and postoperative care, which calls for the need of increased surveillance systems for these infections.
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