Program Detail's
Infection, prevention, control (IPC) and Critical care management
Infection, prevention, control (IPC) and Critical care management
The Infection
Prevention and Control (IPC) and Critical Care Management Program was
implemented across Sudurpashchim Province, covering nine district hospitals.
The primary objective of the program was to enhance the quality of critical
care and infection control practices in the region, with a focus on improving
healthcare outcomes and reducing the spread of infections in hospital settings.
Key
Objectives:
- Training for ICU
Staff and Doctors:
- Providing
specialized training to Intensive Care Unit (ICU) staff and doctors on
effective critical care management techniques, including patient
monitoring, life support systems, and emergency response protocols.
- Enhancing the skills
of healthcare professionals in managing complex medical conditions,
particularly in high-risk environments like ICUs.
- Strengthening
Infection Prevention and Control:
- Training healthcare
workers on best practices for infection prevention, including proper
hygiene protocols, sterilization procedures, and the safe use of medical
equipment.
- Establishing
infection control measures to minimize the risk of hospital-acquired
infections, ensuring the safety of both patients and healthcare
providers.
- Improving hospital
capacity:
- Building the
capacity of district hospitals to respond effectively to critical care
needs and manage infections, thus improving the overall healthcare
infrastructure in Sudurpashchim Province.
This
program aims to raise the standard of critical care and infection prevention in
hospitals, contributing to better health outcomes and the safety of both
patients and healthcare workers across the province. By equipping medical
professionals with advanced skills and knowledge, the initiative strengthened
the region's healthcare system, enabling it to provide higher-quality services
to the community.
