Publication: Impacto de la implantación de medidas de mejora y programa de vigilancia en la infección del sitio quirúrgico en cirugía colorrectal
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2020-01-13
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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La ISQ es la complicación más frecuente de la cirugía moderna y supone un importante problema socioeconómico para nuestro sistema de salud. El impacto que provoca en el confort de los pacientes, así como en su pronóstico y en los recursos sanitarios hacen que las medidas para reducir su incidencia adquieran gran relevancia clínica y social. Actualmente en España, la ISQ es la primera infección nosocomial, alcanzando hasta el 30 % de las IRAS. Los cirujanos deben conocer todos los factores que contribuyen a la aparición de las infecciones, los métodos para evitarlas, los sistemas para predecirlas así como las estrategias para controlarlas. Para reducir el riesgo de infección quirúrgica se deben conjugar varios factores,dependientes tanto del paciente como de la intervención, del personal y del centro hospitalario, siendo la vigilancia de la infección en los hospitales una pieza clave para su control...
SSI is the most frequent complication of modern surgery and represents a bigsocioeconomic problem for our National health system. The impact that itcauses on the comfort of patients, as well as on their prognosis and on healthresources, means that measures to reduce their incidence acquire great clinicaland social relevance. Currently in Spain, SSI is the first nosocomial infection,reaching up to 30% of the HAIs.Surgeons must know all the factors that contribute to the appearance ofinfections, methods to avoid them, systems to predict them, as well as thestrategies to control them.To reduce the risk of surgical infection, several factors must be combined,depending on both the patient and the intervention, the personnel and thehospital center, with the surveillance of the infection in hospitals being a keyelement for its control...
SSI is the most frequent complication of modern surgery and represents a bigsocioeconomic problem for our National health system. The impact that itcauses on the comfort of patients, as well as on their prognosis and on healthresources, means that measures to reduce their incidence acquire great clinicaland social relevance. Currently in Spain, SSI is the first nosocomial infection,reaching up to 30% of the HAIs.Surgeons must know all the factors that contribute to the appearance ofinfections, methods to avoid them, systems to predict them, as well as thestrategies to control them.To reduce the risk of surgical infection, several factors must be combined,depending on both the patient and the intervention, the personnel and thehospital center, with the surveillance of the infection in hospitals being a keyelement for its control...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Medicina, leída el 19-11-2019