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The infections connected with delivery of health care
Authors: Baymuratova M.A., Tyesova-Berdalina R.A., DoszhanovaSh.N., Sidtanova А.В., Baymuratova A.K., Ablyz S.S., Zhakanova G.A., Kenzhebekova A.M.
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Based on the analysis of domestic and foreign literature, summarizes the data on diagnosis, prevention of occurrence and spread of infection associated with the provision of medical care in health care institutions with emphasis on the need for timely and full identification for the implementation of epidemiological surveillance of all infections. Formulated the concern of the authors about the absence, among clinical doctors, vigilance in matters of the existing potential threat of exogenous contamination of patients and medical staff in the hospital environment, with subsequent destruction of the basic principle of infection associated with health care - security in any medical organization.One of the most important criteria for the quality of medical care is a infectious safety of medical-diagnostic process. In hospitals created a variety of dissemination mechanisms of infectious agents, unusual organisms the entrance gate and transfer factors contributing to the rapid spread of infection associated with the provision of medical care. Emphasizes the role of laboratory diagnostic methods, which are undoubtedly important sanitary survey, equally with the patients and health care workers. When decrypting an infection associated with health care-expands the list of medical institutions to be surveyed including medical hospitals, equally, outpatient clinics, health resort institutions, etc. The need for monitoring of the competence of doctors in the application of invasive methods of diagnosis and treatment and compliance with anti-epidemic regime in medical offices - an important component of the success of prevention.The study of official statistics dictate the need to study the level of occupational morbidity of employees of medical institutions, where there is a tendency to growth, which convinces us of the necessity to regularly identify and monitor episodes in all health facilities, regardless of the profile and form of ownership.