Posters on the topic "Prevention of HAI (FG PR HY/StAG Hyg)"

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  • PRHYP 275
UV-C Lamps for Disinfection of Neonatal Incubator Surfaces: A Comparison of Effectiveness and Material Compatibility
  • Helena Düring (Jena, DE)
  • PRHYP 276
Environmental persistence of vancomycin resistant enterococci in the hospital setting
  • PRHYP 277
Mirror, Mirror on the wall, who is the fastest of them all? – The problem of C. acnes as target organism in microbiological quality control testing of cell-based preparations
  • PRHYP 278
Exploration of architectural interventions for nosocomial infections prevention in emergency departments and intensive care units - An expert interviews based study
  • PRHYP 279
Implementing a personalized feedback report on outpatient antibiotic prescribing for physicians from high volume prescribing specialties in the statutory health insurance sector, Germany 2023
  • PRHYP 280
Evaluation of MLST ST117 as an independent risk factor for VRE long-term colonization
  • PRHYP 281
Interactive hygiene training using license free open source software
  • PRHYP 282
Contamination risks of infant nutrition for premature and newborn infants in hospitals: Evaluation of workflows based on Interviews with interdisciplinary experts
  • PRHYP 283
Current state of digitalisation and automation of infection prevention and control in German clinics
  • PRHYP 284
Standardized compliance assessment for infection prevention measures when using peripheral venous catheters reveals specific need for training
  • PRHYP 285
Tailoring implementation interventions of three orders in infection prevention and control (IPC): an extension of the logic model IPC-CASCADE to include tailored interventions for the senior management level
  • PRHYP 286
How are KRINKO recommendations perceived by infection prevention and control professionals? A pilot survey
  • PRHYP 287
Microbial contamination in healthcare facilities: Reflection from water Sanitation and hygiene assessment in India
  • PRHYP 288
Professional challenges for infection prevention and control (IPC) teams accociated with managing resistance, emotions and task ambiguity: results of a national survey on associations with work strain