ISBN/ISSN: 978-81-322-1608-7
Penerbit: Quadrant
Tahun Terbit: 2014
Tempat Terbit: Sweden
Bahasa: English
Klasifikasi: NONE
GMD: Text
Total Item: 1
Tersedia: 1
Dipinjam: 0
“First do no harm” is the operating principle for physicians taking care of
patients in a healthcare setting. This book addresses a potential unintended
event that can occur while receiving healthcare and thus breach this funda-
mental trust. It is outrageous but commonplace to fi nd a patient admitted for
an elective surgery developing urinary tract infection just because a urinary
catheter was placed to facilitate overall care. Unfortunately, the curriculum of
medical graduates or even postgraduates in most of the universities is not
adequate enough to impart knowledge on principles of infection prevention in
day-to-day practice of medicine. Instead, they are expected to memorize a set
of “Infection Control Guidelines.” The misconception in the front lines is that
these guidelines need to be adhered to simply to “stay out of trouble.”
Prevention of infection as the nonglamorous but an integral part of medical
care needs to be understood rather than practiced with automation in order to
get passion into the equation.
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| 1 | 182450 | - | RAK KESEHATAN MASYARAKAT | - | Tersedia |