Infection Control in Nephrology Units

Infection control in nephrology units is critical due to the heightened susceptibility of patients undergoing dialysis and kidney transplantation. Key measures include strict adherence to hand hygiene protocols, sterile technique during procedures, and regular environmental cleaning and disinfection. Screening for infections at admission and during treatment helps detect asymptomatic carriers. Isolation precautions are implemented for patients with multidrug-resistant organisms or transmissible infections. Staff education on infection prevention practices and surveillance programs for monitoring infection rates are essential. Collaborative efforts between nephrologists, infectious disease specialists, and infection control teams ensure comprehensive strategies to minimize healthcare associated infections and promote patient safety in nephrology settings.

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