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epidemiología hospitalaria
1. A. Donabedian, Quality Assessment and 17. H.S. Leu, D.L. Kaiser, M. Moxi, R.E Woolson y M.R. Dricks, D.E. Craven,
31.
assurance: Unity of purpose, diversity R.P Wenzel, Hospital acquired pneumonia: B.R. Celli y Nosocomial
of means. Inquiry 1988; 25:173-192. Attributable morbidity and mortality. pneumonia in intubation
2. American given sucralfate as compared
K.L. White, Physician and Professional
Journal of Epidemiology, 1989 (en to antaci histamine type 2
perspectives. En: The Task of Medicine,
imprenta). Mockers. The role of
K.L. White (ed.). Fundaci6n Henry J.
18. R.P. Wenzel,The interaction of man and 32. colonization.
R. Seropin y B.M. New Reynolds,
England
Kaiser y familia. Menlo Park, California,
3. P. Dans, Passengers and patiens: Same microbe: Implications of the AIDS epidemic Wound i after preoperative
ruminations about quality of care. The far depilatory versus raze
Pharos, 1988; (verano): 2-7. hospital epidemiology. American Journal of preparation. American Journal
4. A.S. Relman, Assessment and Infection Control, 1988; 16:214-220. 33. J.W Alexander, J.E. Fisher, M.
accountability. The third revolution is 19. R.P Wenæl, C.A. Ostexman, K.J. Hunting y Boyajia The influence of hair
medical care. New England Journal of J.M. Gwalrney Jr., Hospital-acquired removal methods wound
Medicine, 1988; 319: 12201222. infections. infections. Archives of
5. R.M. Massanari, Editorial: Risk I. Surveillance in a University Hospital. 34. J.E Burke, The effective
Management. An epidemiologic American Journal of Epidemiology, 1976; period of prev antibiotic
approach. Infection Control, 1987; 8(1): 103: action in experimental incis'
3-6. 213-217. 35. R.W Haley, D.H. Culver, J.W
6. Estudio del Instituto de 20. R.P Wenzel y S.A. Streed, Surveillance andWhite
The efficacy of infection
Medicina. use
surveillance a control
7. J. Felsen y W. Wolarsky, Hospital of computers in hospital infection control.
programs in preventing
Epidemiologist. Hospitals, 1940; Journal of Hospital Infections, 1989
nosoco infections in U.S.
14:41-43. (cn impxenta). 36.hospitals.
D.L. Kaiser, Statistical
American of
8. R. Thoburn, ER. Fekety Jr., L.E. Cluff, VR. 21. J. Freeman y J.E. McGowan Jr.,Methodologic concepts in infe control. En:
Mclvin, Infecctions acrrued by issues in hospital epidemiology. I. Rates, Prevention and control of
hospitalized patients. An analysis of the case nosocomial infections. R.P
overall problem. Archives of Internal finding, interpretation. Rep°. Inf. Dis., 1981; Wenzel (ed Williams and
Medicine, 1968; 121:1-10. 3:658-667. 37. Wilkins. Baltimore,
O.R. Bowen, 1987 600.
Conferencia de
9. Centros para el Control de 22. R.L. Thompsan, C.E. Haley, M.A. Searcy y Shattuck. quality care? New
Enfermedades. Proceedings of the col.,Catheter-associated bacteriuria. Failure England Journal of
1987; 316:1578-1579.
International Conference on Nosocomial to
38. R.C. Abex, Organizing and
Infections. Baltimore, Waverly Press reduce attack rates using periodic
managing p evaluation. En:
Inc., 1971. installations
Prevention and control
10. R.P Wenzcl, Nosocomial infections, of a desinfectant into urinary drainage
nosocomial infections. R.P.
diagnosisrelated groups, and study on systems.
Wenzel (ed Williams and
efficacy of nosocornial infection JAMA, 1984; 251:747-751. 39.Wilkins.
M.R. Bxitt, R.A. 1987
Garibaldi,
Baltimore, 249.
control. Economic implication for 23. WM. Nauseef y D.A. Maki, A study of the B.R. Moon Epsrein, An
hospitals under the prospective value of simple protecxive isolation in evaluation of daily bacteri
payment system. American Journal of patients monitoring to identify
Medicine, 1985; 78: 3-7. with granulocytopenia. New England Journal preventable epis
11. R.P Wenzel y B.B. Carlson, Hospital of 40. D.G. Maki, Nosocomial
epidemiology beyond infection Medicine, 1981; 305: 448-453. bacteremia: A epidemiologic
control and toward Quality 24. J.P. Burke, R.A. Garibaldi, M.R. Bxitt y col., overview. American Jou
Assurance. Clinical Microbiology Prevention of catheter-associated urinary 41. R.L. Schiff, D.A. Ansell, J.E.
Newsletter, 1988; 10:60-62. tract Schlossex Transfer to a
l2. R.P. Wenzel, The evolving art and infections. Efficacy of daily mental care public hospital. A prospe
science of hospital epidemiology. regimens. American Journal of Medicine, study of 467 patients. New
Journal of Infections Diseases, 1986; 1981;
42. England
TE Impexiale, Jo A.P Siegal,
Medicine,W
153:462-470. 70:655-658.
B. Crede Preadmission
13. R.P Wenzel, The mortality of 25. L.G. Donawitz, Failure of the overgown to
screening of Medicare pa
hospital-acquired bloodstream prevent nosocomial infection in a pediatric
The clinical impact of
infections: Need for a new vital intensive care unit. Pediatrics,
43.reimbursement
D.S. O'Leary.disapproval.
Quality
statistic. International Journal of 1986;77:35-38.
Assessment. Mo theory to
Epidemiology, 1988; 17:225-227. 26. TR. Townsend, New aspects of case control
practice. JAMA, 1988;
14. J.W Green y R.P Wenzel, Postoperative Guenthner, Alteration of normal gastric flora in S. Greenfield, H.U. Arnow, R.M.
wound infections: A controlled study of 44. Elas Watanabe. Flaws in
the increased duration of hospital stay critical care patients receiving antacid and mortality data. Th of ignoring
and direct cost of hospitalization. cinetidine therapy. Infection control, 1986; comorbid disease. JAMA,.
Annals of Surgery, 1977; 185: 264-268. 7:23-26. J.W Colloton, Academic
15. L.G. Donowitz y R.P Wenzel, 30. C.P. Stoutenbeek, K.E Hendrik, M.D. Van medicine's c covenant with
Endometritis following cesarean 45. society. Academy of Me 1989;
Saene y col., the effect of oropharyngeal 64:55-60.