A patient’s recovery process is directly related not only to the medical treatment they receive but also to the sterility of their environment. Hospital infections (nosocomial infections) are one of the greatest threats, prolonging the treatment process and posing a life-threatening risk. Therefore, hygiene in patient rooms should be approached as a professional infection control
Hygiene and infection control in hospitals form the basis not only for patient safety but also for passing Ministry of Health inspections. The proper planning, implementation, and documentation of disinfection protocols are an integral part of quality management processes. During inspections conducted within the framework of infection control standards, the hospital’s cleaning and disinfection processes
Dialysis treatment is a life-sustaining practice for patients with chronic kidney failure. However, this treatment process is one of the most sensitive areas in terms of infection risk, as it requires direct access to the bloodstream.Therefore, infection control management in dialysis units is of critical importance not only for the safety of patients but also
Hospital infections (nosocomial infections) are one of the most significant problems threatening the health of patients, staff and visitors in healthcare settings. Preventing these infections requires not only proper disinfection practices but also an effective risk analysis process. In this article, we will discuss how the risk analysis process for hospital infections should be structured,
The Universal Importance of Hygiene Hygiene in healthcare services forms the basis of patient safety and infection control. Every year, millions of patients worldwide are affected by healthcare-associated infections. For this reason, hygiene standards in healthcare are strictly regulated and monitored not only at the national level but also internationally.This article will address the hygiene
Healthcare Worker Safety is Fundamental to Patient Safety Healthcare settings such as hospitals, clinics and laboratories are also high-risk work environments.Healthcare personnel face numerous risks, ranging from infections and chemical exposure to psychological stress and musculoskeletal injuries.Therefore, protecting healthcare workers is essential for the sustainability of healthcare services. So, what can be done to improve
The Invisible Link Between Hygiene and Quality Hygiene is not merely cleanliness; it is an indicator of quality management.A systematic structure is required to ensure the sustainable implementation of hygiene standards in healthcare institutions — this is precisely where ISO standards come into play.Hundreds of thousands of healthcare institutions, laboratories, manufacturers and disinfectant companies worldwide
Establishing a Safe Living Space for Immunocompromised Individuals The Vital Role of Hygiene in Home Care People living with chronic diseases – especially heart failure, COPD, diabetes, cancer, MS, kidney failure or immunocompromised patients – are more vulnerable to infections. Therefore, hygiene practices outside the hospital, especially at home, are of great importance. This guide
Why is this an urgent issue? Antibiotic resistance (AMR — Antimicrobial Resistance) is one of the most serious global health threats facing modern medicine. The emergence and spread of new resistant bacterial strains can make even simple infections difficult or impossible to treat. Reducing antibiotic use and ensuring prudent use (stewardship) are, of course, very
As the new academic year approaches, student health becomes a top priority for parents. The rapid spread of illnesses in communal living spaces, in particular, highlights the importance of personal hygiene. So, how can we protect our children from germs and illnesses at school? Here’s the solution: Portable Hygiene Kits. In this article, we will
