Background: Nosocomial infection in JCU is an infection which develops 48 hours after ICU admission or wilhin 48 hours after being discharged. The prevalence of nosocomial infections is 5 to 10 limes greater in ICU patients than patients n general units. Nosocomial infection is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality. This study aimed to asses the frequency of nosocomial infection and determ…
Background: Nosocomial infection or hospital associated-infection is affected of many factors, one of them is nursing rooms which are made available by the hospital. There are many kind and type of nursing rooms that available in hospital such as 3rd class room, the 2nd, the lsl until the WIP room. A poor condition of inpatient room, espesially the physical condition, can support this kind of i…
Background: Catheter associated urinary tract infection is one of the most infection in hospital, especially with patients who has indwelling catheter inserted. Risk factor identified in developing nosocomial urinary tract infection were insertion procedure, prolonged catheterization, and the quality of catheter care applied. This research was aimed to identify correlation between the usage of …