Pathology Laboratories and Infection Prevention and Control

Dental Laboratories: Neglected Importance of Infection Control

Background and objectives: Dental technicians are in indirect contact with patients. Microorganisms find their way to dental labs through dental impressions. Infection control is a critical procedure to prevent the spreading of diseases. The objective of this study was to evaluate the levels of infection control knowledge and practice and the factors affecting them, in DLs in Yazd – Iran. Meth...

acute and chronic maxillary sinusitis (nonodontogenic infection)

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Who manages pathology laboratories?

In 1974 the DHSS issued circular HSC(lS)16, Organisation of Scientific and Technical Services, which provided an operational framework for the reorganised NHS and took into account some of the recommendations of the Zuckerman Report.1 Since 1974 there has been growing concern about the inadequacy of HSC(lS)16, and a few laboratories have experienced difficulties in trying to operate an effectiv...

A report on “the first Concept Map Design Contest on Infection Prevention and Control”

Background Concept maps are considered not only as a powerful method of meaningful learning, but also as an instrument for evaluating the efficiency of learning. Different inquiries suggest that concept maps by promoting critical thinking and clinical reasoning may play a significant role in increasing adherence to infection prevention methods and therefore reduce healthcare-associated infectio...

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