WHO: What are the core components for effective infection prevention and control?
This instructional video from the World Health Organization explains the evidence-based core components of infection prevention and control programmes, critical at both the national and acute health care facility level for patient safety and for health systems to provide quality care. This video is brought to life by interviews from people in the field across a range of countries and describes the importance of the eight core components one by one. It will be a great addition to health care training sessions and the information is a key part of the infection prevention and control implementation and improvement process.
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www.who.int/infection-prevention/tools/core-components/en/
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Thanks for the video it's an eye open and it will help us health care work to put systems in place that will protect us and our clients to be safe
The hospital need to follow this and need to prevent infection.thank for this video
It’s very good video for hospital epidemiologist and infection control officer ! Thanks!
Thank you for this video
Interesting video, thanks.
This video was very interesting seeing how other parts of the world deal with HAI and IPC programs. It’s so disturbing that in 2024 some overseas hospitals still don’t have running water.
This video usefully for Health care woker
Thanks you for that is video infections cantrol process
1 in 10 get infection in hospital 2/3 deaths in hospital born babies Control Antibiotic resistance: IPC : Like a bush fire, need a fire brake! Identify core components The NUCO components...can’t understand what she’s saying: difficult accent!? 8 Core Components IPC components: 1. Have IPC Programmes supported by budget and staff training 2. Guidelines of Standards (agree on) 3. Education and Training Best Practice: a. Contextualise within the experience b. Make it practical c. Have champions d. Get administrators involved. 4. Surveillance and Feedback. Measure burden, data, 5. Multimodal Strategies making sure right resources are in place, 6. Monitoring of Healthcare Practices eg indicators 7. Enabling Environment: monitor Staff according to workload/bed occupancy 8. Patient Care Activities are in clean environment. Source of water. Hygienic conditions Can lead to 30% reduction.
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Music is annoying
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So as a previous registered nurse that now works in the dollar store. The customers come in with dirty money, dirty children, dirty hands and they touch their faces, their food and your food.
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Who is this directed at? HCP know this, non-HCP are not going to watch. At least outline the material in description. This just seems like a pile of tautologies to me. Even the infographic outline is useless. Instead of making legible, they zoom in to make it cool
These are the weirdest YT stats I've seen.
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