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Methodology for analyzing environmental quality indicators in a dynamic operating room environment

2017

American Journal of Infection Control

Journal Article

Issue 4

Volume 45

Pages 354-359

Author(s): Gormley, T., Markel, T. A., Jones, H. W., Wagner, J., Greeley, D., Clarke, J. H., Abkowitz, M., Ostojic, J.

Operating rooms (ORs) provide space for delicate and complex medical procedures. This is why these spaces are closely monitored for cleanliness and efficiency. HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) are especially important features to optimize in these environments so that rates of surgical site infections may be reduced.

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Relationship between Environmental Conditions and Nosocomial Infection Rates in Intensive Care Unit

2017

Medical Journal of Islamic World Academy of Sciences

Journal Article

Issue 1

Volume 25

Pages 15–18

Author(s): Şimşek, E. M., Grassie, S. S., Emre, C., Gevrek, S. Ç.

Due to the highly vulnerable state of the patients populating intensive care units (ICUs) and the health risks posed to healthcare providers working in ICUs, special attention must be given to the causes and effects of nosocomial infections within these areas.