Information technology tools employed in infection control

Haidegger, Tamás; Varga, Viktor; Lehotsky, Ákos; Rona, P; Pethes, Robert; Szerémy, Péter; Szilágyi, László; Ferenci, Tamás; Kovács, Levente

doi:10.1109/cinti.2015.7382946

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“…The result of the surveillance can be used to ordain special interventions, such as isolation. Recently, there is a new trend to use information technology tools for monitoring hand hygiene compliance and quality [10], and Lehotsky et al showed that direct, personal feedback can reduce the rate of inadequate hand rubbing [11].…”

Section: Infection Control Measuresmentioning

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Infectious Hospital Agents: A HAI Spreading Simulation Framework

Pethes¹,

Ferenci²,

Kovács

2017

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Infectious Hospital Agents (IHA) is an individual-based simulation framework that is able to model wide range of infection spreading scenarios in the hospital environment. The simulations are agent-based simulations driven by stochastic events, the evolution of the model is tracked in discrete time. Our aim was to build a general, customisable and extensible simulation environment for the domain of Hospital-Associated Infections (HAIs). The system is designed in Object Oriented fashion, and the implementation is in C++. In this paper, the authors describe the motivations and the background of the framework, sketch the conceptual framework, and present a demonstration example.

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Section: Infection Control Measuresmentioning

confidence: 99%