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BACTERIOPHAGES, A WEAPON AGAINST ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANT BACTERIA
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BELIEFS ABOUT HAND HYGIENE: A SURVEY IN MEDICAL STUDENTS IN THEIR FIRST CLINICAL YEAR.
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PATIENTS'RIGHTS TO BE CLEARLY INFORMED IN CASE OF AN ACCIDENT OR OTHER ADVERSE EVENT
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NEW TECHNOLOGY TO CLEAN HOSPITALS FROM HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
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A TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION TO REDUCE THE RATE OF HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTION
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HAND HYGIENE ILLUSION: THE DIRTY HAND IN THE LATEX GLOVE
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«RESPONSABILITY FOR HOSPITAL-ASSOCIATED INFECTIONS PREVENTION AND CONTROL LIES ACROSS THE WHOLE HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE COMMUNITY»
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TECHNOLOGY LOWERS HOSPITAL INFECTION RATES IN NORTH-CAROLINA, SAVING LIVES AND MONEY
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HAND SKIN CONDITION AFTER APPLICATION OF ALCOHOL-BASED HANDS RUB SOLUTIONS
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HEALTH-CARE INFECTIONS ARE PREVENTABLE AND SHOULD BE DECLARES WHO'S PATIENT SAFETY PROGRAMME.
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MAJOR C.DIFFICILE OUTBREAK IN ONTARIO
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HOW CAN CAREGIVERS REDUCE HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS?
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A NEW DRUG AGAINST C.DIFFICIL APPROVED BY THE F.D.A
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NEW OZONE-BASED SYSTEM FOR HIGH-LEVEL DISINFECTION OF HEALTH CARE SPACES
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2011 MAY 5TH: WORLD HYGIENE DAY
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FRANCE: 2011 NATIONAL HOSPITAL RANKINGS
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USA - MEAT AND POULTRY WIDELY CONTAMINATED BY RESISTANT BACTERIA
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PROPER CLEANING KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY BY PREVENTING HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
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ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE, A MAJOR HEALTHCARE THREAT
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QUEBEC: INFECTION RATE UP IN QUEBEC HOSPITALS
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COPPER AGAINST HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
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WHAT ARE MULTI-RESISTANT BACTERIA ?
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RESEARCHERS ARE ACTIVELY LOOKING FOR NEW METHODS TO ERADICATE PATHOGENIC BACTERIA
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COMPENSATION SYSTEM FOR VICTIMS OF HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS: A REALITY IN FRANCE
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Drug-Resistant 'Superbug' Hits California
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UP TO 70% OF HEALTHCARE-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS CAN BE PREVENTED
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HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS ARE PREVENTABLE AND SHOULD BE
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QUÉBEC -HÔTEL-DIEU-DE-LEVIS HOSPITAL CELEBRATES SUCCESS IN FIGHT AGAINST HAI
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FRANCE SCORES IN ITS FIGHT AGAINST HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
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PATIENTS PLAY A KEY ROLE IN HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
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FIGHTING BACTERIAS AND ASSOCIATED INFECTIONS: A LUCRATIVE MARKET
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SPECTIAL LIGHT USED TO FIGHT HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
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ALCOHOL BASED SOLUTIONS PROVE EFFICIENT AGAINST GASTROENTERITIS
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C.DIFFICILE: A NEW WEAPON RAISES HOPE
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HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS RATES IN QUEBEC HOSPITALS
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ONTARIO: A NEW APPROACH TO INFECTION CONTROL
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HYDRO-ALCOOLIC SOLUTIONS TACKLE GASTRO, AND COLD AMONGTS CHILDREN AT SCHOOL.
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USA: HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS, MRSA, KILLED 48 000 AMERICANS IN ONE YEAR
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NEW MCGILL UNIVERSITY STUDY: SINGLE ROOMS HELP TO REDUCE HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS.
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HOSPITAL ACQUIRED-INFECTIONS: ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS
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PATIENT-SAFETY ISSUES: NEW ROUND FOR NURSES
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C.DIFFICILE, STRAIN 027: A PARTICULARLY RESISTANT BACTÉRIA
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PROBIOTICS, HEALTH AND DIARRHEA INFECTIONS
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NDM1: New threat, old concern in the fight against hospital-acquired Infections
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MRSA SURVIVORS SAY «SUPERBUB» AN EPIDEMIC IN THE UNITED STATE
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PREVENTING CATHETER-ASSOCIATIED URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS: QUITE POSSIBLE
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INFECTION CONTROL
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SPREAD THE WORD NOT THE GERMS
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MAY 5th HAND HYGIENE CAMPAIGN AGAINST HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
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QUEBEC - FUNDAMENTAL BREAKTHROUGH FOR THE TREATMENT AGAINST C.DIFFICILE AND MRSA
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MRSA Rates Six Times Higher in People With HIV
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HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS PREVENTION: MRSA
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SHARING A HOSPITAL ROOM RAISES RIKS OF HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTION
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ANTIBACTERIAL UNIFORMS TO FIGHT HOSPITAL--ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
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EFFECTIVE ANTIBIOTICS AND HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
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HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTION AND FLU AND VACCINATION
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ANTIBIOTIC AND HOSPITAL- ACQUIRED INFECTIONS
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USA- COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED MRSA IS GROWING
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ACCORDING TO EXPERTS, ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE IS ON THE RISE
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SCARBOROUGH HOSPITAL SHOWS REMARKABLE IMROVMENT IN C.DIFFICILE CASES
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HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS REQUIRE COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH
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Clostridium difficile PCR-based test may gain quick adoption
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WORLD MRSA DAY
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USA: SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HOSPITAL-ACQUIRED INFECTIONS (HAI)
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JOINT COMMISSION TAKES AIM AT HAIS
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SOUTH CAROLINA FIGHT AGAINST HOSPITAL INFECTIONS
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HOW FLU BACTERIA OR OTHER INFECTIONS ARE TRANSMITTED
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LOOKING AHEAD: BEYOND HAND HYGIENE
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HAND HYGIENE: HOW TO MAKE SURE THAT HOSPITAL STAFF PROPERLY CLEAN THEIR HANDS?
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TIPS AND INFORMATION, HOSPITAL PATIENTS SHOULD KNOW
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HAND HYGIENE
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FLU AND INFECTION PREVENTION: FOCUS ON CHILDREN
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VACCINATION OF HEALTH CARE WORKERS SHOULD BE PROMOTED
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TUEDAY, MAY 5,2009 : GLOBAL HAND WASHING DAY
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MULTI-PRONGED APPROACH ELIMINATES CENTRAL LINE-ASSOCIATED BLOODSTREAM INFECTIONS
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«TARGETING ZERO» APIC PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR 2009
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NEW YORK CITY HOSPITALS SEE BIG DROP IN INFECTION RATES
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MULTIFACETED APPROACH TO A SUSTAINED REDUCTION IN INFECTION
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CLEAN HOSPITALS WOULD REDUCE INFECTION RATES
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A SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION OF BLOODSTREAM INFECTIONS
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BETTER CARE: A MANAGEMENT CHOICE, NOT A BUDGET PROBLEM
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ASK DOCTORS TO WASH THEIR HANDS, PATIENTS URGED
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KEEPING HANDS CLEAN AND SAFE
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FRANCE PROMOTES NATIONAL HAND CLEANLINESS DAY
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A FIGHT THAT WE CAN WIN
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FRANCE OPENS NI TREATMENT CENTRES
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HAND HYGIENE CAMPAIGN IN ONTARIO
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A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT FOR C. DIFFICILE AGAINST A QUEBEC HOSPITAL
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HAI PREVENTION REQUIRES PERMANENT ACTION AND A CHANGE OF ATTITUDE
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QUEBEC SCORES VICTORY IN FIGHT AGAINST NI’S
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