10 most read infection control stories in June

A transplant program put on probation, the merits of Magnet designation and the key components of a post-discharge care model are just a few of the topics that piqued the interest of Becker’s Infection control & Clinical Quality readers in June.

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The following are the 10 most popular infection control stories from Becker’s Healthcare in the past month, starting with the most popular.

1. UPMC’s transplant program put on probation

2. Are patient satisfaction surveys doing more harm than good?

3. Plague kills teen in Colorado: 5 things to know

4. The most MRSA-contaminated surfaces in a hospital room: Infographic

5. Top 45 hospitals patients would ‘definitely’ recommend

6. Maggots found in Parkview Community Hospital cafeteria food, union says

7. Do Magnet hospitals have better patient outcomes?

8. Top 10 sentinel events in 2014

9. 10 key components of a post-discharge care model

10. 9 hospitals named regional Ebola, other special pathogen treatment centers

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