Add to ORKGThis policy is to provide direction and guidance to ensure that all construction, renovation, installation and maintenance activities on healthcare sites are undertaken in a safe and appropriate manner to reduce the risk of infection to at-risk patients. The document outlines the risk factors contributing to nosocomial invasive aspergillosis, and other environmental pathogens, and identifies at-risk patient groups. Recommendations are made as to the measures that can be undertaken to reduce these health risks
Construction activities in healthcare settings potentially expose building occupants to waterborne p...
Hospital-acquired infections affect millions of patients worldwide each year and result in massive p...
Background: Construction and renovation work in hospitals pose risks of fungal airborne infections ...
Healthcare-associated infections (HAI) with Apergillus pose a serious threat to those most severely ...
Hospital construction and renovation activities are an ever-constant phenomenon in healthcare facili...
ABSTRACTThis study evaluated a multidisciplinary strategy to decrease the rate of invasive pulmonary...
The steady world-wide increase in the number of severely immunocompromised patients in most hospital...
Aspergillosis spores enter buildings during renovation or construction. Recent research shows a caus...
Healthcare-associated fungal outbreaks impose a substantial economic burden on the health system and...
Background. This study examines the microbial and fungal contamination associated with the presence ...
A Nosocomial infection also known as a hospital-acquired infection (HAI), is an infection that is ac...
Nosocomial or hospital acquired infections are acquired by the patients during hospital stay. Bacter...
Aspergillus exposure is difficult to avoid. Indoor dust contains spores and thermotolerant molds may...
Objectives: Aspergillus spp could be responsible of nosocomial aspergillosis in immunocompromised pa...
International audienceConstruction works in healthcare establishments produce airborne fungal spores...
Construction activities in healthcare settings potentially expose building occupants to waterborne p...
Hospital-acquired infections affect millions of patients worldwide each year and result in massive p...
Background: Construction and renovation work in hospitals pose risks of fungal airborne infections ...
Healthcare-associated infections (HAI) with Apergillus pose a serious threat to those most severely ...
Hospital construction and renovation activities are an ever-constant phenomenon in healthcare facili...
ABSTRACTThis study evaluated a multidisciplinary strategy to decrease the rate of invasive pulmonary...
The steady world-wide increase in the number of severely immunocompromised patients in most hospital...
Aspergillosis spores enter buildings during renovation or construction. Recent research shows a caus...
Healthcare-associated fungal outbreaks impose a substantial economic burden on the health system and...
Background. This study examines the microbial and fungal contamination associated with the presence ...
A Nosocomial infection also known as a hospital-acquired infection (HAI), is an infection that is ac...
Nosocomial or hospital acquired infections are acquired by the patients during hospital stay. Bacter...
Aspergillus exposure is difficult to avoid. Indoor dust contains spores and thermotolerant molds may...
Objectives: Aspergillus spp could be responsible of nosocomial aspergillosis in immunocompromised pa...
International audienceConstruction works in healthcare establishments produce airborne fungal spores...
Construction activities in healthcare settings potentially expose building occupants to waterborne p...
Hospital-acquired infections affect millions of patients worldwide each year and result in massive p...
Background: Construction and renovation work in hospitals pose risks of fungal airborne infections ...