Top 10 infection control stories, May 29-June 2

Researchers tracking germs at a new hospital, the latest findings on sepsis and an investigation into a Minnesota hospital’s emergency department following a sexual assault of a patient captured the attention of readers last week.

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Here are the 10 most read articles from Becker’s Infection Control & Clinical Quality for the week of May 29, starting with the most popular.

1. Researchers tracked germs from Day 1 at a new hospital — here’s what they found

2. What happens when a hospital NICU goes handshake-free?

3. OSHA investigates Minnesota hospital’s ED in wake of patient sexual assault

4. 14 latest sepsis findings

5. Illinois VA hospital knew of cockroaches in kitchen but failed to address issue: OIG report

6. Top 44 hospitals patients would definitely recommend

7. Hot or cool: Water temperature does not impact bacteria removal during hand-washing, study shows

8. Study: Quality improvement initiatives reduce readmissions but may not save money

9. 4 findings on infection prevention in nonacute care settings

10. IHI releases toolkit of quality improvement essentials

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