Top 10 infection control stories, July 28 -August 1

Here are the most popular stories on infection control and clinical quality from Becker’s Hospital Review for the week of July 28, beginning with the most-accessed.

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By: Staff

1. Earlier diagnosis, patient education and integrated care can help reduce the prevalence of dialysis crash starts

2. Lakeland Regional Medical Center fears infected surgical instruments, cancels surgeries

3. CDC: Risk of Ebola spreading to US unlikely

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

5. 100 patient safety benchmarks 2014

6. 10 recent stories, studies on MRSA

7. 4 worst practices for hand hygiene

8. Multi-dose vials: What’s the point?

9. SSM Health cited for improper infection control practices

10. Patient safety tool: American Sentinel University’s HAI prevention e-book for nurses

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