Top 10 infection control stories, July 21-25

Here are the most popular stories on infection control and clinical quality from Becker’s Hospital Review for the week of July 21, beginning with the most-accessed.

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1. 4 worst practices for hand hygiene

2. Survey: 10 factors making for high, poor quality physicians

3. 4th infected patient at Greenville Health system dies

4. Why one hospital thanks the Ritz-Carlton for low readmission rates

5. 47 hospitals with the lowest 30-day heart failure readmission rates

6. 10 recommendations to prevent surgical site infections

7. 7 findings from Leapfrog’s new hospital safety report

8. Increased emotional intelligence in physicians may raise patient satisfaction

9. Study: care transitions intervention including home calls results in cost reduction

10. Patients can be the difference in hand hygiene efforts

 

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