Apic Text of Infection Control and Epidemiology, 3 Vol Set 4th Edition PDF

VOLUME I
Acknowledgements
Editors
Authors
Reviewers
Production Staff
Declarations of Conflicts of Interest
Preface
Section 1. Overview of Infection Prevention
Programs
1. Infection Prevention and Control Programs
2. Competency and Certification of the Infection
Preventionist
3. Education and Training
4. Accrediting and Regulatory Agencies
5. Infection Prevention and Behavioral Interventions
6. Healthcare Informatics and Information Technology
7. Product Evaluation
8. Legal Issues
9. Staffing
Section 2. Epidemiology, Surveillance,
Performance, and Patient Safety Measures
10. General Principles of Epidemiology
11. Surveillance
12. Outbreak Investigations
13. Use of Statistics in Infection Prevention
14. Process Control Charts
15. Risk-adjusted Comparisons
16. Quality Concepts
17. Performance Measures
18. Patient Safety
19. Qualitative Research Methods
20. Research Study Design
Section 3. Microbiology and Risk Factors for
Transmission
21. Risk Factors Facilitating Transmission of Infectious
Agents
22. Microbial Pathogenicity and Host Response
23. The Immunocompromised Host
24. Microbiology Basics
25. Laboratory Testing and Diagnostics
26. Antimicrobials and Resistance
Section 4. Basic Principles of Infection Prevention
Practice
27. Hand Hygiene
28. Standard Precautions
29. Isolation Precautions (Transmission-based
Precautions)
30. Aseptic Technique
31. Cleaning, Disinfection, and Sterilization
32. Reprocessing Single-use Devices
VOLUME II
Section 5. Prevention Measures for Healthcare-
Associated Infections
33. Urinary Tract Infection
34. Intravascular Device Infections
35. Infections in Indwelling Medical Devices
36. Pneumonia
37. Surgical Site Infection
Section 6. Infection Prevention for Specialty Care
Populations
38. Burns
39. Dialysis
40. Geriatrics
41. Neonates
42. Pediatrics
43. Perinatal Care
44. Infection Prevention in Oncology and Other
Immunocompromised Patients
45. Solid Organ Transplantation
46. Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation
47. Nutrition and Immune Function
Section 7. Infection Prevention for Practice
Settings and Service-Specific Patient Care Areas
48. Ambulatory Care
49. Behavioral Health
50. Cardiac Catheterization and Electrophysiology
51. Correctional Facilities
52. Child Care Services
53. Dental Services
54. Emergency and Other Prehospital Medical Services
55. Endoscopy
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56. Home Care
57. Hospice and Palliative Care
58. Imaging Services and Radiation Oncology
59. Intensive Care
60. Interventional Radiology
61. Long-term Care
62. Long-term Acute Care
63. Ophthalmology Services
64. Ambulatory Surgery Centers
65. Postmortem Care
66. Rehabilitation Services
67. Respiratory Care Services
68. Surgical Services
Volume III
Section 8. Healthcare-Associated Pathogens and
Diseases
69. Xenotransplantation
70. Biofilms
71. Bordetella pertussis
72. Clostridium difficile Infection and
Pseudomembranous Colitis
73. Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease and other Prion Diseases
74. Central Nervous System Infection
75. Enterobacteriaceae
76. Enterococci
77. Environmental Gram-negative Bacilli
78. Fungi
79. A. Diarrheal Diseases: Viral
B. Diarrheal Diseases: Bacterial
C. Diarrheal Diseases: Parasitic
80. Herpes Virus
81. HIV/AIDS
82. Influenza
83. Foodborne Illnesses
84. Legionella pneumophila
85. Lyme Disease (Borrelia burgdorferi)
86. Measles, Mumps, Rubella
87. Neisseria meningitidis
88. Parvovirus
89. Rabies
90. Respiratory Syncytial Virus
91. Sexually Transmitted Diseases
92. Skin and Soft Tissue Infections
93. Staphylococci
94. Streptococci
95. Tuberculosis and Other Mycobacteria
96. Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers
97. Viral Hepatitis
98. West Nile Virus
99. Parasites
Section 9. Infection Prevention for Occupational
Health
100. Occupational Health
101. Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens
102. Volunteers, Contract Workers, and Other
Nonemployees Who Interact with Patients
103. Immunization of Healthcare Personnel
104. Pregnant Healthcare Personnel
105. Minimizing Exposure to Blood and Body Fluids
Section 10. Infection Prevention for Support
Services and the Care Environment
106. Sterile Processing
107. Environmental Services
108. Laboratory Services
109. Nutrition Services
110. Pharmacy Services
111. Laundry, Patient Linens, Textiles, and Uniforms
112. Maintenance and Engineering
113. Waste Management
114. Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
115. Water Systems Issues and Prevention of Waterborne
Infectious Diseases in Healthcare Facilities
116. Construction and Renovation
Section 11. Community-based Infection Prevention
Practices
117. Public Health
118. Travel Health
119. Emergency Management
120. Infectious Disease Disasters: Bioterrorism, Emerging
Infections, and Pandemics
121. Animal Research and Diagnostics
122. Animals Visiting Healthcare Facilities
123. Body Piercing, Tattoos, and Electrolysis
Index
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