15 hasil untuk "Seto WH"

Uuse of a dashboard based on rapid viral tests results for predicting and managing clinical services

Lam, CHS; Ching, PTY; Seto, WH

BMC Proc · 2011 · Inggris · PubMed Central

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Clinical and non-clinical healthcare workers faced similar risk of acquiring 2009 pandemic H1N1 infection

Ching, PTY; Lam, CHS; Cowling, BJ dkk.

BMC Proc · 2011 · Inggris · PubMed Central

O076: Impact of the implementation of the who hand hygiene promotion strategy in the Hong Kong pilot site: 2006-2012

Tai, JWM; Pittet, D; Seto, WH dkk.

Antimicrob Resist Infect Control · 2013 · Inggris · PubMed Central

Hand hygiene promotion in long-term care facilities (LTCF) – a cluster randomized controlled trial

Ho, ML; Seto, WH; Lam, TS dkk.

BMC Proc · 2011 · Inggris · PubMed Central

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The Hong Kong infection control nurses’ association (HKICNA) – small establishment big impact

Lam, CHS; Ching, PTY; Seto, WH dkk.

BMC Proc · 2011 · Inggris · PubMed Central

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WHO first global patient safety challenge in Hong Kong – successful implementation in a territory-wide healthcare system

Lam, CHS; Ching, PTY; Tam, C dkk.

BMC Proc · 2011 · Inggris · PubMed Central

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Planning for a publicity campaign on use of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance in Hong Kong

Ho, ML; Tham, MK; Seto, WH dkk.

BMC Proc · 2011 · Inggris · PubMed Central

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Promoting hand hygiene in the Asia Pacific region

Ling, ML; Seto, WH; Ching, TY dkk.

BMC Proc · 2011 · Inggris · PubMed Central

O041: Overcoming hand hygiene campaign fatigue by an effective innovation involving the infection control link nurses

Cheung, CWY; Luk, SK; Yuen, WS dkk.

Antimicrob Resist Infect Control · 2013 · Inggris · PubMed Central

Effectiveness of precautions against droplets and contact in prevention of nosocomial transmission of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)

Seto, WH; Tsang, D; Yung, RWH dkk.

Lancet · 2003 · Inggris · PubMed Central

We did a case-control study in five Hong Kong hospitals, with 241 non-infected and 13 infected staff with documented exposures to 11 index patients with severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) during patient care. All participants were surveyed about use of mask, gloves, gowns, and hand-washing…