Infection Control Practices in Nursing

Infection control is a critical aspect of nursing practice, aimed at preventing the spread of infectious diseases within healthcare settings. This book provides a comprehensive overview of infection control principles and practices, including hand hygiene, sterilization techniques, isolation precautions, and the management of healthcare-associated infections. It is intended for nursing students and professionals, offering clear guidelines, evidence-based strategies, and real-world scenarios to enhance understanding and implementation of infection control measures. This book emphasizes the importance of maintaining a safe and sterile environment to protect both patients and healthcare workers.

Print ISBN: 9781682511510 | $130 | 2025 | Paperback

Subject: Health Science

Editor: Eleanor Cooper

About the Editor: Eleanor Cooper, PhD, serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine, Surgery, and Pharmacy. Her research spans health policy, health economics, economic evaluation, public health, health inequality, quantitative impact evaluation, healthcare utilization, and international health. Cooper's work informs health policy decisions, evaluates the economic aspects of healthcare interventions, and addresses health inequalities, crucial for infection control in nursing.