Brett Mitchell

2 months ago | nursingreview.com.au | Brett Mitchell |Allen C Cheng

Home | Clinical Practice | Better cleaning of hospital equipment could cut patient infections by one-third – and save money in Clinical Practice, Top Stories Hospital-acquired infections are infections patients didn’t have when they were admitted to hospital. The most common include wound infections after surgery, urinary tract infections and pneumonia. Please login below to view content or subscribe now. Username or Email: Password: Remember Me...

2 months ago | dailybulletin.com.au | Brett Mitchell

Hospital-acquired infections are infections patients didn’t have when they were admitted to hospital. The most common include wound infections after surgery, urinary tract infections and pneumonia. These can have a big impact for patients, often increasing their time in hospital, requiring additional treatment and causing discomfort. Unfortunately, some people who sustain an infection in hospital don’t recover.

2 months ago | downtoearth.org.in | Brett Mitchell |Allen C Cheng

Cleaning services and products have often been subject to cuts when hospitals have needed to save money. Hospital-acquired infections are infections patients didn’t have when they were admitted to hospital. The most common include wound infections after surgery, urinary tract infections and pneumonia. These can have a big impact for patients, often increasing their time in hospital, requiring additional treatment and causing discomfort.

2 months ago | theconversation.com | Brett Mitchell |Allen T. Cheng

Hospital-acquired infections are infections patients didn’t have when they were admitted to hospital. The most common include wound infections after surgery, urinary tract infections and pneumonia. These can have a big impact for patients, often increasing their time in hospital, requiring additional treatment and causing discomfort. Unfortunately, some people who sustain an infection in hospital don’t recover.

Jan 19, 2025 | kamumedya.com | Brett Mitchell

Canada·NewSudan is plagued by cascading tragedies: an ongoing internal military conflict, a growing risk of famine and an epidemic of sexual assault. Canada has welcomed just a fraction of refugees from the country compared to other conflicts, and some Sudanese Canadians feel they face discrimination from the government.