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Healthcare-associated infections are mainly responsible for the development of nosocomial infections and their risks, as well as the development of multizesist pathogens. Prevention of their spread can be achieved primarily by means of infection control methods. A possible qualitative indicator of patient care is the nosocomal infection rate. In Hungary, hospital patients develop nosocomial infections in an average of 5-10 %, which can be higher in intensive care units, up to 25-50 %. The Hungarian Imre Hospital can be considered as an excellent result in comparison with the 1 percent of the frequency of nosocomial infections. Hospital wound infection rate is 0.77 %. From 2016 onwards, we carry out surveillance activities extended to late wound infections. From 2018 onwards, every operation will be followed for one month, including one-day surgeries. The target is set at 2 percentage points. Nevertheless, the number of wound infections reported and recorded shows a downward trend, above the statistical margin of error. Thus, in order to increase patient safety, the project will help to further reduce nosocomial infection according to the sub-targets below, increasing the validation of data collection, which improves hospital wound infection rates. In the course of the institutional infection control procedure, the reduction and supervision of the risk of HAI-associated infections and the preparation of an institute’s procedure are carried out on the basis of the Methodological Guide. The assessment and assessment of the risk of healthcare-associated infection should be carried out in all adult care units within a maximum of 72 hours after admission. Objective 1: — Medium and high MRK risk identification — Identification of medium and high CDI risk The Hungarian Imre hospital must carry out the institutional risk assessment in the framework of a self-assessment at least once a year. The Hungarian Imre Hospital appointed 1 health worker as a contact person for infection control in each self-sufficient patient care department. Its tasks are: a.) Checks the completion of the risk assessment procedure and the availability of risk assessment data sheets specified in the methodological letter issued by the national Chief Medical Officer in the department for the immediate identification of persons with high risk or otherwise at risk for healthcare associated infections, (b) maintains a direct link between that department and the organizational unit performing infection control tasks (Hospital Hygiene Service), and c) assists the professionals performing infection control tasks at class level, including data collections for surveillance and epidemiological investigations and the implementation of infection control measures in the department. D.) The infection control contact person participates in the training required for the performance of his/her duties, organised by the staff of the organizational (Hospital Hygiene Service) unit performing infection control tasks. Surgical wound infections are among the most common healthcare-associated infections in our institution. As of 2016, we also carry out surveillance activities extended to late wound infections. From 2018 we follow each operation for one month, which includes one-day surgeries. The target is set at 2 percentage points. The surgical wound infection rate (0.77 %) was maintained below the target. 1. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of bladder catheter-associated urinary tract infection based on the Methodology Guide Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active classes — Class education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 2. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of bloodstream infections associated with vascular catheter on the basis of the Methodological Guide — Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active departments — Classified education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 3. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of wound infection on the basis of the Methodological Guide — Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active departments — Classed education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 4. Preparation of the institute’s procedure for the prevention of pneumonia related to healthcare on the basis of the Methodology Guide — Education of the procedure (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: Healthcare-associated infections are mainly responsible for the development of nosocomial infections and their risks, as well as the development of multizesist pathogens. Prevention of their spread can be achieved primarily by means of infection control methods. A possible qualitative indicator of patient care is the nosocomal infection rate. In Hungary, hospital patients develop nosocomial infections in an average of 5-10 %, which can be higher in intensive care units, up to 25-50 %. The Hungarian Imre Hospital can be considered as an excellent result in comparison with the 1 percent of the frequency of nosocomial infections. Hospital wound infection rate is 0.77 %. From 2016 onwards, we carry out surveillance activities extended to late wound infections. From 2018 onwards, every operation will be followed for one month, including one-day surgeries. The target is set at 2 percentage points. Nevertheless, the number of wound infections reported and recorded shows a downward trend, above the statistical margin of error. Thus, in order to increase patient safety, the project will help to further reduce nosocomial infection according to the sub-targets below, increasing the validation of data collection, which improves hospital wound infection rates. In the course of the institutional infection control procedure, the reduction and supervision of the risk of HAI-associated infections and the preparation of an institute’s procedure are carried out on the basis of the Methodological Guide. The assessment and assessment of the risk of healthcare-associated infection should be carried out in all adult care units within a maximum of 72 hours after admission. Objective 1: — Medium and high MRK risk identification — Identification of medium and high CDI risk The Hungarian Imre hospital must carry out the institutional risk assessment in the framework of a self-assessment at least once a year. The Hungarian Imre Hospital appointed 1 health worker as a contact person for infection control in each self-sufficient patient care department. Its tasks are: a.) Checks the completion of the risk assessment procedure and the availability of risk assessment data sheets specified in the methodological letter issued by the national Chief Medical Officer in the department for the immediate identification of persons with high risk or otherwise at risk for healthcare associated infections, (b) maintains a direct link between that department and the organizational unit performing infection control tasks (Hospital Hygiene Service), and c) assists the professionals performing infection control tasks at class level, including data collections for surveillance and epidemiological investigations and the implementation of infection control measures in the department. D.) The infection control contact person participates in the training required for the performance of his/her duties, organised by the staff of the organizational (Hospital Hygiene Service) unit performing infection control tasks. Surgical wound infections are among the most common healthcare-associated infections in our institution. As of 2016, we also carry out surveillance activities extended to late wound infections. From 2018 we follow each operation for one month, which includes one-day surgeries. The target is set at 2 percentage points. The surgical wound infection rate (0.77 %) was maintained below the target. 1. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of bladder catheter-associated urinary tract infection based on the Methodology Guide Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active classes — Class education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 2. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of bloodstream infections associated with vascular catheter on the basis of the Methodological Guide — Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active departments — Classified education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 3. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of wound infection on the basis of the Methodological Guide — Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active departments — Classed education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 4. Preparation of the institute’s procedure for the prevention of pneumonia related to healthcare on the basis of the Methodology Guide — Education of the procedure (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: Healthcare-associated infections are mainly responsible for the development of nosocomial infections and their risks, as well as the development of multizesist pathogens. Prevention of their spread can be achieved primarily by means of infection control methods. A possible qualitative indicator of patient care is the nosocomal infection rate. In Hungary, hospital patients develop nosocomial infections in an average of 5-10 %, which can be higher in intensive care units, up to 25-50 %. The Hungarian Imre Hospital can be considered as an excellent result in comparison with the 1 percent of the frequency of nosocomial infections. Hospital wound infection rate is 0.77 %. From 2016 onwards, we carry out surveillance activities extended to late wound infections. From 2018 onwards, every operation will be followed for one month, including one-day surgeries. The target is set at 2 percentage points. Nevertheless, the number of wound infections reported and recorded shows a downward trend, above the statistical margin of error. Thus, in order to increase patient safety, the project will help to further reduce nosocomial infection according to the sub-targets below, increasing the validation of data collection, which improves hospital wound infection rates. In the course of the institutional infection control procedure, the reduction and supervision of the risk of HAI-associated infections and the preparation of an institute’s procedure are carried out on the basis of the Methodological Guide. The assessment and assessment of the risk of healthcare-associated infection should be carried out in all adult care units within a maximum of 72 hours after admission. Objective 1: — Medium and high MRK risk identification — Identification of medium and high CDI risk The Hungarian Imre hospital must carry out the institutional risk assessment in the framework of a self-assessment at least once a year. The Hungarian Imre Hospital appointed 1 health worker as a contact person for infection control in each self-sufficient patient care department. Its tasks are: a.) Checks the completion of the risk assessment procedure and the availability of risk assessment data sheets specified in the methodological letter issued by the national Chief Medical Officer in the department for the immediate identification of persons with high risk or otherwise at risk for healthcare associated infections, (b) maintains a direct link between that department and the organizational unit performing infection control tasks (Hospital Hygiene Service), and c) assists the professionals performing infection control tasks at class level, including data collections for surveillance and epidemiological investigations and the implementation of infection control measures in the department. D.) The infection control contact person participates in the training required for the performance of his/her duties, organised by the staff of the organizational (Hospital Hygiene Service) unit performing infection control tasks. Surgical wound infections are among the most common healthcare-associated infections in our institution. As of 2016, we also carry out surveillance activities extended to late wound infections. From 2018 we follow each operation for one month, which includes one-day surgeries. The target is set at 2 percentage points. The surgical wound infection rate (0.77 %) was maintained below the target. 1. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of bladder catheter-associated urinary tract infection based on the Methodology Guide Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active classes — Class education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 2. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of bloodstream infections associated with vascular catheter on the basis of the Methodological Guide — Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active departments — Classified education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 3. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of wound infection on the basis of the Methodological Guide — Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active departments — Classed education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 4. Preparation of the institute’s procedure for the prevention of pneumonia related to healthcare on the basis of the Methodology Guide — Education of the procedure (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Project Q3894711 in Hungary
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Project Q3894711 in Hungary |
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59,426,475 forint
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191,117.333 Euro
0.0027336256 Euro
10 December 2021
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69,913,500.0 forint
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85.0 percent
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1 September 2020
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31 August 2021
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MAGYAR IMRE KÓRHÁZ
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Az egészségügyi ellátással összefüggő fertőzések kialakulásáért főként a nozokomális fertőzések és kockázataik, valamint a multizezisztens kórokozók kialakulása felelős. Ezek terjedésének megelőzése döntően az infekciókontroll módszereivel megvalósíthatók.A betegellátás egy lehetséses minőségi indikátora a nozokomális fertőzési arány. Hazánkban a kórházi betegeknél átlagosan 5-10%-os arányban alakul ki nozokomális fertőzés, amely az intenzív terápiás osztályokon ennél magasabb, akár 25-50% is lehet. A Magyar Imre Kórház a Nosocomiális infekciók gyakoriságának 1 százalékos szintjével társkórházi összehasonlításban kiemelkedően jó eredménynek minősíthető. A kórházi sebfertőzési arány 0,77%. 2016 évtől kezdődően a késői sebfertőzésekre kiterjesztett surveillance tevékenységet folytatunk. 2018 - tól minden műtétet egy hónapig követünk, ami az egy napos műtétekre is kiterjed. A célérték 2 százalékpontban határoztuk meg. A jelentett és regisztrált sebfertőzések száma ennek ellenére csökkenő tendenciát mutat, a statisztikai hibahatár feletti mértékben. Így a betegbiztonság növelése érdekében a projekt segítségével a lenti részcélok szerint a nosocomiális infekció tovább csökkenthető az adatgyűjtés validitása növelhető, melyek javítják a kórházi sebfertőzési arányt. Intézményi infekciókontroll eljárásrend során az egészségügyi ellátással összefüggő fertőzések kockázatának csökkentése és felügyelete, intézeti eljárásrend elkészítése valósul meg a Módszertani Útmutató alapján. a.) Egészségügyi ellátással összefüggő fertőzések kockázatának csökkentése és felügyelete szabályzat oktatása az infekciókontroll kapcsolattartóknak b.) Oktatási segédanyag összeállítása és kiadása az aktív osztályoknak. Valamennyi felvőbeteg - ellátó osztályon a felvételre kerülő betegeknél a felvételt követő legfeljebb 72 órán belül el kell végezni az egészségügyi ellátással összefüggő fertőzés kockázatának becslését és értékelését. Cél: - Közepes és magas MRK kockázat azonosítás - Közepes és magas CDI kockázat azonosítása A Magyar Imre kórháznak évente legalább egy alkalommal dokumentáltan el kell végeznie önértékelés keretében az intézményi kockázatértékelést. A Magyar Imre Kórház minden önállló betegellátó szervezeti egységében infekciókontroll kapcsolattartóként 1 fő egészségügyi szakdolgozót jelölt ki. Feladatai: a.) Ellenőrzi az osztályon az országos tisztifőorvos által kiadott módszertani levélben meghatározott, az egészségügyi ellátással összefüggő fertőzésre magas kockázattal bíró vagy egyébként veszélyeztetett személyek azonnali azonosítására szolgáló kockázatértékelési eljárás elvégzését és a kockázat felmérési adatlapok rendelkezésre állását, b.) közvetlen kapcsolatot tart az adott osztály és az infekciókontroll feladatokat ellátó szervezeti egység (Kórházhigiénés Szolgálat) között, valamint c.) segíti az infekciókontroll feladatokat ellátó szakemberek munkáját osztályos szinten, beleértve a surveillance és járványügyi kivizsgálás céljából végzett adatgyűjtéseket és az infekciókontroll intézkedések végrehajtását az osztályon. d.) Az infekciókontroll kapcsolattartó részt vesz a feladatai ellátásához szükséges, az infekciókontroll feladatokat ellátó szervezeti (Kórházhigiénés Szolgálat) egység munkatársai által szervezett képzésen. A műtéti sebfertőzések a leggyakoribb egészségügyi ellátással összefüggő fertőzések közé tartozik intézetünkben. 2016 évtől kezdődően a késői sebfertőzésekre kiterjesztett surveillance tevékenységet is folytatunk.2018 - tól minden műtétet egy hónapig követünk, ami az egy napos műtétekre is kiterjed. A célérték 2 százalékpontban határoztuk meg. Műtéti sebfertőzési arányt (0,77%) sikerült a célérték alatt tartani. 1. A hólyag-katéterrel összefüggő húgyúti fertőzés megelőzésére intézeti eljárásrend elkészítése a Módszertani Útmutató alapján Az eljárásrend oktatása az infekciókontroll kapcsolattartóknak - Oktatási segédanyag összeállítása és kiadása az aktív osztályoknak - Osztályos oktatás - Infekciókontroll kapcsolattartók - Gyakorlati megvalósulás ellenőrzése - Adatgyűjtés, elemzés 2. Az érkatéterrel összefüggő véráramfertőzések megelőzésére intézeti eljárásrend elkészítése a Módszertani Útmutató alapján - Az eljárásrend oktatása az infekciókontroll kapcsolattartóknak - Oktatási segédanyag összeállítása és kiadása az aktív osztályoknak - Osztályos oktatás -Infekciókontroll kapcsolattartók - Gyakorlati megvalósulás ellenőrzése - Adatgyűjtés, elemzés 3. Az sebfertőzés megelőzésére intézeti eljárásrend elkészítése a Módszertani Útmutató alapján - Az eljárásrend oktatása az infekciókontroll kapcsolattartóknak - Oktatási segédanyag összeállítása és kiadása az aktív osztályoknak - Osztályos oktatás -Infekciókontroll kapcsolattartók - Gyakorlati megvalósulás ellenőrzése - Adatgyűjtés, elemzés 4. Az egészségügyi ellátással összefüggő pneumónia megelőzésére intézeti eljárásrend elkészítése a Módszertani Útmutató alapján - Az eljárásrend oktatása (Hungarian)
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Healthcare-associated infections are mainly responsible for the development of nosocomial infections and their risks, as well as the development of multizesist pathogens. Prevention of their spread can be achieved primarily by means of infection control methods. A possible qualitative indicator of patient care is the nosocomal infection rate. In Hungary, hospital patients develop nosocomial infections in an average of 5-10 %, which can be higher in intensive care units, up to 25-50 %. The Hungarian Imre Hospital can be considered as an excellent result in comparison with the 1 percent of the frequency of nosocomial infections. Hospital wound infection rate is 0.77 %. From 2016 onwards, we carry out surveillance activities extended to late wound infections. From 2018 onwards, every operation will be followed for one month, including one-day surgeries. The target is set at 2 percentage points. Nevertheless, the number of wound infections reported and recorded shows a downward trend, above the statistical margin of error. Thus, in order to increase patient safety, the project will help to further reduce nosocomial infection according to the sub-targets below, increasing the validation of data collection, which improves hospital wound infection rates. In the course of the institutional infection control procedure, the reduction and supervision of the risk of HAI-associated infections and the preparation of an institute’s procedure are carried out on the basis of the Methodological Guide. The assessment and assessment of the risk of healthcare-associated infection should be carried out in all adult care units within a maximum of 72 hours after admission. Objective 1: — Medium and high MRK risk identification — Identification of medium and high CDI risk The Hungarian Imre hospital must carry out the institutional risk assessment in the framework of a self-assessment at least once a year. The Hungarian Imre Hospital appointed 1 health worker as a contact person for infection control in each self-sufficient patient care department. Its tasks are: a.) Checks the completion of the risk assessment procedure and the availability of risk assessment data sheets specified in the methodological letter issued by the national Chief Medical Officer in the department for the immediate identification of persons with high risk or otherwise at risk for healthcare associated infections, (b) maintains a direct link between that department and the organizational unit performing infection control tasks (Hospital Hygiene Service), and c) assists the professionals performing infection control tasks at class level, including data collections for surveillance and epidemiological investigations and the implementation of infection control measures in the department. D.) The infection control contact person participates in the training required for the performance of his/her duties, organised by the staff of the organizational (Hospital Hygiene Service) unit performing infection control tasks. Surgical wound infections are among the most common healthcare-associated infections in our institution. As of 2016, we also carry out surveillance activities extended to late wound infections. From 2018 we follow each operation for one month, which includes one-day surgeries. The target is set at 2 percentage points. The surgical wound infection rate (0.77 %) was maintained below the target. 1. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of bladder catheter-associated urinary tract infection based on the Methodology Guide Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active classes — Class education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 2. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of bloodstream infections associated with vascular catheter on the basis of the Methodological Guide — Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active departments — Classified education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 3. Preparation of institute procedures for the prevention of wound infection on the basis of the Methodological Guide — Instruction of the procedure for infection control contact points — Compilation and publication of educational material for active departments — Classed education — Infection control contact points — Monitoring of practical implementation — Data collection, analysis 4. Preparation of the institute’s procedure for the prevention of pneumonia related to healthcare on the basis of the Methodology Guide — Education of the procedure (English)
8 February 2022
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Ajka, Veszprém
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EFOP-1.8.21-18-2019-00078
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