Tackling healthcare associated infections through effective policy action (8th June 2009)
The aim of this report is to examine the evidence base for the range of infection control policies, and identify areas for action in tackling the problem. It builds on the 2006 BMA Board of Science publication Healthcare associated infections - a guide for healthcare professionals which sets out the responsibilities healthcare professionals have in managing and reducing the incidence of HCAIs. As with other BMA Board of Science publications, this report is intended for policy makers with strategic or operational responsibility for public health in the UK, and will be of interest to healthcare professionals and patients.
Report
The aim of this report is to examine the evidence base for the range of infection control policies, and identify areas for action in tackling the problem. It builds on the 2006 BMA Board of Science publication Healthcare associated infections - a guide for healthcare professionals which sets out the responsibilities healthcare professionals have in managing and reducing the incidence of HCAIs. As with other BMA Board of Science publications, this report is intended for policy makers with strategic or operational responsibility for public health in the UK, and will be of interest to healthcare professionals and patients.
Report
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