In everyday life, we often hear the word “infection”. Infection is the process by which pathogens enter and reproduce in the body, causing tissue damage and pathological changes. Infection can occur in various parts of the body, such as respiratory, digestive, urological, skin, etc. The infection not only causes physical suffering to the patient, but also affects the recovery process. Understanding the management of infection is therefore important to promote rehabilitation.
I. What is anti-infection management?
Anti-infection management refers to the prevention and control of infection through a range of measures, including prevention, diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of infection. The purpose of anti-infection management is to reduce the incidence of infection, increase the rate of cure of infection, reduce infection mortality and guarantee the safety and rehabilitation of patients.
The importance of anti-infection management
Prevention of infection Infection is an important risk factor in the rehabilitation process, which can lead to complications such as injury infections, pneumonia and urinary system infections, thus increasing the time spent on rehabilitation and the cost of medical treatment. Effective preventive measures, such as hand-to-hand, environmental cleanliness, disinfection and so forth, can be taken to reduce the incidence of infection through anti-infection management. Improving the rate of cure for infection, once it occurs, timely diagnosis and treatment is important. Anti-infection management can reduce the production of drug-resistant bacteria by increasing the rate of cure for infection through the rational use of antibiotics and optimizing treatment programmes. Reducing the mortality rate of infections. Serious infections can lead to deaths, especially for people with low levels of immunity, such as the elderly, children, people with basic diseases, etc. Through anti-infection management, monitoring and management of these populations at high risk can be strengthened to detect and treat infections in a timely manner and to reduce infection mortality. Anti-infection management is an essential part of the quality and safety of care, and it concerns the life and rehabilitation of patients. By strengthening anti-infection management, the quality of care can be improved and the safety and rehabilitation of patients guaranteed.
III. How to manage infection?
Handicraft is one of the most basic and effective measures to prevent infection. Manual hygiene should be carried out before and after contact with the patient, before and after sterile operations and after exposure to the environment surrounding the patient. The right way to wash hands is to use fluid water and soap, with hands tied for at least 15 seconds. Cleaning and disinfecting the environment Cleaning and disinfecting the environment is one of the important measures to prevent infection. Hospitals, nursing homes, kindergartens, etc. should be regularly cleaned and disinfected, especially for surfaces of high-frequency exposure, such as door handles, elevator buttons, helpers, etc. The rational use of antibiotics is an important drug for the treatment of infection, but the unreasonable use of antibiotics can lead to the creation of resistance. Therefore, in the use of antibiotics, medical advice should be followed and do not increase or stop their use at doses and treatment. Improved monitoring and management of infections in hospitals, nursing homes, etc. should be strengthened to detect and treat cases of infection in a timely manner. Monitoring and management should be strengthened and preventive measures should be taken against high-risk groups, such as the elderly, children and persons suffering from basic diseases. To improve the self-management capacity of patients, who should also improve their self-management capacity in the rehabilitation process, such as attention to personal hygiene, keeping their wounds clean and avoiding exposure to the source of infection. At the same time, patients should be treated and treated in accordance with the advice of a doctor, and there should be no self-reducing or withdrawal.
Concluding remarks
Anti-infection management is an important part of the rehabilitation process, and it concerns the life safety and rehabilitation of patients. By understanding the importance of anti-infection management and methods, we can take effective prevention and control measures to reduce the incidence of infection, increase the rate of cure for infection, reduce infection mortality and guarantee the safety and rehabilitation of patients. At the same time, we should strengthen public information and education, raise public awareness of the risk of infection and self-management and work together to create a safe and healthy rehabilitation environment.
