Backgroundand Objectives:Nosocomialinfectionsare knownas an important public health problem worldwide, which impose a significantburdenonpatientsand health care systemandcauseserious complications and problems.The present study aimed to determine the rate of nosocomial infections in patients hospitalized in Nekoei-Hedayati Hospital of Qom city. Methods: This cross-sectional studywas carried out on12668patients hospitalized in wards of the Nekoei Hospitalof Qomin a one-year period from April 2012 to March 2013. Data were collectedbased on the NationalNosocomial Infections Surveillance System (NNIS)questionnaireto diagnosemainnosocomial infections(respiratory, urinary, blood,surgical site, and burn). The significance level was considered as...
Dear Editor -in - Chief Nosocomial infections are a major problem in modern medicine and an importa...
<p>among about 10% of hospitalized patients. HAIs increase mortality and morbidity and prolonged hos...
among about 10% of hospitalized patients. HAIs increase mortality and morbidity and prolonged hospit...
Background and Aim: Nosocomial infections are defined as infections occurring during a patient's sta...
Background and Aim: Nosocomial infections are defined as infections occurring during a patient's...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Nosocomial infections are one of the major health problems. As the length ...
Background Nosocomial infections have increasingly resulted in death and the patients shou...
A long-period survey was carried out in three University Hospitals in Ilam-Iran in during Feb. 1997 ...
Background and Objectives: A nosocomial infection (NI) is defined as an infection occurring in a pat...
Background: Considering the necessity of hospital infection control because of the long recovery tim...
Background&Objective: Hospital infection is one of the important determinants on lengthening hospita...
Purpose: To evaluate the frequency of hospital infections in patients admitted to the medical Unit I...
Title: The study of the prevalence of nosocomial infection & effective factors in Sabzevar Vasee hos...
Aim: Nosocomial infection is one the most important health problem in the world. In trauma patients,...
Purpose: To evaluate the frequency of hospital infections in patients admitted to the medical Units ...
Dear Editor -in - Chief Nosocomial infections are a major problem in modern medicine and an importa...
<p>among about 10% of hospitalized patients. HAIs increase mortality and morbidity and prolonged hos...
among about 10% of hospitalized patients. HAIs increase mortality and morbidity and prolonged hospit...
Background and Aim: Nosocomial infections are defined as infections occurring during a patient's sta...
Background and Aim: Nosocomial infections are defined as infections occurring during a patient's...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Nosocomial infections are one of the major health problems. As the length ...
Background Nosocomial infections have increasingly resulted in death and the patients shou...
A long-period survey was carried out in three University Hospitals in Ilam-Iran in during Feb. 1997 ...
Background and Objectives: A nosocomial infection (NI) is defined as an infection occurring in a pat...
Background: Considering the necessity of hospital infection control because of the long recovery tim...
Background&Objective: Hospital infection is one of the important determinants on lengthening hospita...
Purpose: To evaluate the frequency of hospital infections in patients admitted to the medical Unit I...
Title: The study of the prevalence of nosocomial infection & effective factors in Sabzevar Vasee hos...
Aim: Nosocomial infection is one the most important health problem in the world. In trauma patients,...
Purpose: To evaluate the frequency of hospital infections in patients admitted to the medical Units ...
Dear Editor -in - Chief Nosocomial infections are a major problem in modern medicine and an importa...
<p>among about 10% of hospitalized patients. HAIs increase mortality and morbidity and prolonged hos...
among about 10% of hospitalized patients. HAIs increase mortality and morbidity and prolonged hospit...