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everyone must be mindful of risk factors associated with infection. At CMH, the staff is taught and constantly reminded to use proper techniques.”
“We follow the Guidelines for Isolation Precaution in Hospitals published by the Center for Disease Control (CDC). These guidelines specify procedures to help prevent transfer of infectious disease from one patient to another or to the health care worker.
“Not only do we try to prevent patients from becoming infected while in the hospital, but we also work to prevent infectious patients from spreading their diseases to others.”
A hospital-acquired, or nosocomial, infection is any infection process which is clinically present 72 hours after admission but was not present and was not incubating in the patient at the time of admission.
Rates of hospital-acquired infection are determined by dividing the
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