Rutiner och riktlinjer för förebyggande av smitta på svenska djursjukhus och kliniker

To be able to give optimal care to patients in small animal hospitals, we have to have knowledge about how to prevent the spread of infection. An important part in this is hand hygiene routines. We have to clean hands whenever they are visibly dirty, and disinfect them regularly in between. Another...

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Autor principal: Wistemar, Emelie
Formato: M2
Lenguaje:sueco
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Publicado: SLU/Dept. of Animal Environment and Health (until 231231) 2013
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description To be able to give optimal care to patients in small animal hospitals, we have to have knowledge about how to prevent the spread of infection. An important part in this is hand hygiene routines. We have to clean hands whenever they are visibly dirty, and disinfect them regularly in between. Another important part is the cleaning and disinfection of the environment in the clinic, and also the cleaning, disinfection and sterilization of medical instruments. Other important parts are isolation of patients with known infections, to wear clothes with short sleeves and to wash them at least once daily, to wear gloves, having short nails and not wearing jewelry when working. To have written routines and guidelines is important and recommended by several organizations worldwide. But for them to be effective we have to work actively for good compliance among personnel. A small study shows that there are big differences between animal hospitals and clinics in Sweden. Some does not have any written guidelines at all, and some have detailed routines for the clinic and personnel. There are a lot of studies on infection control in human hospitals which we can learn from, but we also need more research specifically on animal hospitals. Hopefully this study can help as part of basic material for veterinarians and veterinary nurses who wants to work with hygiene and infection control in their clinics.
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spelling RepoSLU61232013-10-01T10:06:24Z Rutiner och riktlinjer för förebyggande av smitta på svenska djursjukhus och kliniker Routines and guidelines for infection control in small animal hospitals and clinics in Sweden Wistemar, Emelie vårdhygien riktlinjer infektionskontroll smittspridning To be able to give optimal care to patients in small animal hospitals, we have to have knowledge about how to prevent the spread of infection. An important part in this is hand hygiene routines. We have to clean hands whenever they are visibly dirty, and disinfect them regularly in between. Another important part is the cleaning and disinfection of the environment in the clinic, and also the cleaning, disinfection and sterilization of medical instruments. Other important parts are isolation of patients with known infections, to wear clothes with short sleeves and to wash them at least once daily, to wear gloves, having short nails and not wearing jewelry when working. To have written routines and guidelines is important and recommended by several organizations worldwide. But for them to be effective we have to work actively for good compliance among personnel. A small study shows that there are big differences between animal hospitals and clinics in Sweden. Some does not have any written guidelines at all, and some have detailed routines for the clinic and personnel. There are a lot of studies on infection control in human hospitals which we can learn from, but we also need more research specifically on animal hospitals. Hopefully this study can help as part of basic material for veterinarians and veterinary nurses who wants to work with hygiene and infection control in their clinics. SLU/Dept. of Animal Environment and Health (until 231231) 2013 M2 swe eng https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/6123/
spellingShingle vårdhygien
riktlinjer
infektionskontroll
smittspridning
Wistemar, Emelie
Rutiner och riktlinjer för förebyggande av smitta på svenska djursjukhus och kliniker
title Rutiner och riktlinjer för förebyggande av smitta på svenska djursjukhus och kliniker
title_full Rutiner och riktlinjer för förebyggande av smitta på svenska djursjukhus och kliniker
title_fullStr Rutiner och riktlinjer för förebyggande av smitta på svenska djursjukhus och kliniker
title_full_unstemmed Rutiner och riktlinjer för förebyggande av smitta på svenska djursjukhus och kliniker
title_short Rutiner och riktlinjer för förebyggande av smitta på svenska djursjukhus och kliniker
title_sort rutiner och riktlinjer för förebyggande av smitta på svenska djursjukhus och kliniker
topic vårdhygien
riktlinjer
infektionskontroll
smittspridning