Infection Control in Critical Care

Infection control in critical care settings is paramount to safeguarding vulnerable patients from healthcare-associated infections. These environments, often housing patients with compromised immune systems, require rigorous protocols including stringent hand hygiene, meticulous environmental cleaning, and proper use of personal protective equipment. Additionally, surveillance for infections, antimicrobial stewardship, and adherence to isolation precautions are essential practices to minimize the risk of transmission. Effective infection control measures not only protect patients but also contribute to improved outcomes and reduced healthcare costs in critical care settings.

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