Psychological Safety at Linked to Hospital Infection Prevention
Hospitals reporting high levels of psychological safety in their work culture are more likely to have comprehensive infection prevention and control programs.
Hospital Medicine
Acute Respiratory Viral Illness Surveillance Possible in Long-Term Care
Active acute respiratory illness surveillance can be implemented among patients and staff in an adult long-term care facility.
Characteristics of Skin, Soft Tissue Infections Requiring High-Level Care
Data limited the number of simple clinical characteristics that appear to identify skin and soft tissue infections that require high-level care in patient services
Hospital Infections Increase 30-Day Readmission Rates in Patients With Stroke
Investigators examined the effect of common infections such as urinary tract infections, sepsis, and pneumonia on >300,000 patients with ischemic stroke.
Poorer Health, Health Behaviors Increase Risk for Hospital Readmission
Older patients with poor health, health behaviors, social support, and self-efficacy are more likely to have an unexpected readmission to the hospital.
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