Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs), also known as Healthcare Acquired Infections, are acquired by patients receiving treatment at a healthcare facility. This is not limited to hospitals, and can include infections acquired at any healthcare facility or through any healthcare professional,...
A peripherally inserted central catheter or PICC is used when caregivers require ongoing access to a patient’s bloodstream. The medical device can be used to deliver medications and fluids intravenously (IV). The most common uses include providing medication, treatments such as chemotherapy,...
Healthcare workers and staff at healthcare facilities are at higher risk of infection as compared with the general population. This is because they are constantly exposed to contact with infectious sources. However, measures to control infection must be designed to protect healthcare workers,...
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