Infection control committee

The Infection Control Committee

1. Implementation by setting an infection control program,
2. To write down the infection control standards,
3. Ensuring continuing in-service training and monitoring of practices,
4. Developing and implementing the supervision program and providing feedback,
5. Tracking infection rates with active surveillance, identifying problems, developing and implementing solutions,
6. Establishing policies for antibiotic use,
7. Identify and monitor the principles of sterilization, antiseptic and disinfection practices,
8. In the event of a risk of infection that poses a threat to patients or hospital staff, to carry out the necessary examinations, identify isolation measures,
9. Follow-up of occupational infection risks of health personnel, development of recommendations,
10. It is to set and supervise the principles of hospital cleaning, kitchen, laundry and waste management.

Members of the Infection Control Committee (ECC) meet at least 4 times a year. At these meetings, the situation in preventing the development of hospital infections in our hospital is assessed, suggestions for solutions to problems are developed, they are shared with the hospital administration and feedback to relevant clinics is prepared, and the clinics are informed.

ECC conducts surveillance work in clinics and intensive care units. In intensive care units, daily active surveillance is performed, in other services, culture-based passive surveillance and surgical area infections are monitored. Our data on hospital infections National Hospital Infections Surveying Network Register online for your program.  
Continuity is essential in the fight against hospital infections, and our Infection Control Committee is determined to continue its work with this awareness and, in cooperation with all our hospital staff, to fight hand-to-hand hospital infections.