1. Overview of nosocomial infection:
What is hospital infection?
Classification and common types of nosocomial infection.
Harm and consequences of hospital infection.
2. Pathogen transmission route:
Air transmission, droplet transmission, contact transmission, blood transmission, etc.
Measures to prevent different transmission routes.
3. The basis of infection control:
The importance of hand hygiene and personal hygiene.
Correct use of personal protective equipment.
Disinfection and sterilization of medical instruments.
4. Risk factors of nosocomial infection:
Infection risk of long-term hospitalized patients.
Using central venous catheter, ventilator, catheter, etc. has the risk of infection.
Infection that may be caused by using antibiotics.
5. Infection control policies and regulations:
Relevant policies and regulations on hospital infection control.
Responsibilities and work of the infection control committee.
6. Infection monitoring and reporting:
How to carry out infection monitoring?
How to report an infection?
7. Hospital infection prevention and control strategy:
Strategies for preventing hospital infection.
Control measures in hospital infection outbreak.
8. The application of infection control in special circumstances:
Infection control measures for children, the elderly and immunocompromised patients.
9. Training demonstration and simulation exercises:
Demonstration and practice of hand hygiene.
Wear and take off personal protective equipment correctly.
10. Case analysis and discussion:
To analyze the causes and treatment methods of nosocomial infection outbreak.
Share successful cases of hospital infection prevention and control.
1 1. Inspection and evaluation:
It is necessary to evaluate the trained medical staff to ensure that they understand and master the knowledge of infection control.
Evaluate the effectiveness of training to determine whether further training and improvement are needed.
Hospital infection knowledge training is a continuous work, and medical and health institutions should regularly carry out training and update the content to adapt to the latest development in the medical field and new infection control strategies. Training can help medical staff raise their awareness of infection and reduce the risk of infection, thus better protecting patients and their health.