Selected article for: "infection risk and recent study"

Author: Purssell, Edward; Gould, Dinah; Chudleigh, Jane
Title: Impact of isolation on hospitalised patients who are infectious: systematic review with meta-analysis
  • Document date: 2020_2_18
  • ID: w05fyy4u_63
    Snippet: Infection preventionists were aware that isolation could have negative effects on patients such as increased risk of anxiety, depression and falls and felt that more should be done to prevent these risks. [6] Although single rooms are assumed to reduce infection risk, evidence of ability to contain spread is equivocal [7, 8] and a recent study conducted in an all-single-room hospital was unable to demonstrate lower infection rates than in hospita.....
    Document: Infection preventionists were aware that isolation could have negative effects on patients such as increased risk of anxiety, depression and falls and felt that more should be done to prevent these risks. [6] Although single rooms are assumed to reduce infection risk, evidence of ability to contain spread is equivocal [7, 8] and a recent study conducted in an all-single-room hospital was unable to demonstrate lower infection rates than in hospitals where most care takes place in open wards. [9] This study identified advantages and disadvantages of single room accommodation, whereas isolating infectious patients is generally assumed to result in adverse outcomes. [10] A systematic review reported eight years ago indicated higher levels of anxiety, depression, perceptions of stigmatisation and a higher incidence of falls, medication errors and other incidents that detract from patient safety among patients who were isolated compared to those who were not. [11] This review reported studies undertaken before 2010 and included patients whose experiences are unlikely to be comparable:

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