Trabalhadores da área de saúde de um hospital oncológico colonizados por micro-organismos multi-droga-resistentes
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2014-01
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Estudio transversal con trabajadores de salud en un Hospital de referencia en oncología de 02/2009 a 12/2010. Se objetivó caracterizar el perfil de los profesionales colonizados por microorganismos multirresistentes y verificar su adhesión a Higiene de las Manos y utilización de Equipamientos de Protección Individual (EPI). Para identificarlos, se utilizó entrevista, recolección de saliva y análisis microbiológicos. Datos tratados con SPSS® 19.0. Se observaron aspectos éticos (protocolo 040/08). Se encontraron 148 profesionales colonizados, 29,7% por microorganismos multirresistentes. El 75% trabajaba 40 horas semanales o más. Sin relación entre categoría profesional y estar colonizado, ni entre estar colonizado y vínculos laborales. Todos refirieron higienizar sus manos, la mayoría con frecuencia (97,8%). Respecto al EPI, 91% informó su utilización. Teniendo en cuenta la población atendida, se verifica la necesidad de reforzar medidas preventivas y de control de infecciones en la institución, entre ellas, implantar vigilancia microbiológica activa de los profesionales.
Cross-sectional study conducted with health workers of an Oncology Hospital between 02/2009 and 12/2010. The objective was to characterize the profile of workers colonized by multi-drug resistant microorganisms and identity their adherence to Hand Washing and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The subjects were interviewed, a sample of saliva was collected and microbiological analyses were performed. Data were treated using SPSS®/19.0. All ethical aspects were considered (protocol-040/08). A total of 148 workers were colonized, 29.7% by multi-drug resistant microorganisms. Most (75%) worked 40 weekly hours or more. It wasn’t found any relationship between the professional category and being colonized, or between being colonized and types of work contracts. All subjects reported washing hands; 97.8% frequently. Regarding PPE, 91% reported adherence. Infection control and prevention measures at the studied institution must be improved, which includes an active microbiological surveillance of workers.
Cross-sectional study conducted with health workers of an Oncology Hospital between 02/2009 and 12/2010. The objective was to characterize the profile of workers colonized by multi-drug resistant microorganisms and identity their adherence to Hand Washing and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The subjects were interviewed, a sample of saliva was collected and microbiological analyses were performed. Data were treated using SPSS®/19.0. All ethical aspects were considered (protocol-040/08). A total of 148 workers were colonized, 29.7% by multi-drug resistant microorganisms. Most (75%) worked 40 weekly hours or more. It wasn’t found any relationship between the professional category and being colonized, or between being colonized and types of work contracts. All subjects reported washing hands; 97.8% frequently. Regarding PPE, 91% reported adherence. Infection control and prevention measures at the studied institution must be improved, which includes an active microbiological surveillance of workers.
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Farmacorresistência bacteriana, Farmacorresistência bacteriana múltipla, Exposição ocupacional, Lavagem de mãos, Farmacorresistencia bacteriana, Farmacorresistencia bacteriana múltiple, Exposición profesional, Desinfección de las manos, Drug resistance, Bacterial, Drug resistance, Multiple, Occupational exposure, Bacterial hand disinfection
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TRINDADE, Júnnia Pires de Amorim; PRADO, Marinésia Aparecida do; SANTOS, Silvana de Lima Vieira dos. Trabalhadores da área de saúde de um hospital oncológico colonizados por micro-organismos multi-droga-resistentes. Enfermería Global, Murcia, v. 13, n. 33, p. 240-241, jan. 2014.