Effect of Precautionary Means on Nought Infection of Medical Staff

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Abstract: In order to protect the medical staff in SARS hospital from the infection of SARS virus,we review the sterilizing and isolating techniques and occupational protection in our hospital during SARS medication period.220SARSpatients,including 131 serious patients(59.55%),were treated in our hospital.More than 1200 medical workers were participated in the clinical work and none of them was infected by SARS virus.Therefore,we achieved our mission(nought infection of medical staff in our hospital)assigned by Beijing municipal government successfully.It has been proved that our means applied in sterilizing and isolating work and occupational protection are tremendously sufficient and effective.

Key words: sterilizing and isolating technique, occupational protection, nought infection

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R563.1

Wang Lihong;Wang Xiangping;Zhang Jingli;Shi Haiou;Wang Guizhen. Effect of Precautionary Means on Nought Infection of Medical Staff[J]. Journal of Capital Medical University, 2003, 24(4): 468-471.

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