医院感染预防与控制专职人员核心能力和专业发展的国际进展_West China Medical Journal

Authors：

 程棣妍

世界卫生组织传染病流行病学及感染控制合作中心，香港大学公共卫生学院（香港 999077）;

Corresponding author：

程棣妍, Email: Email：chingpty@yahoo.com.hk

Keywords：

能力; 专业发展; 感染预防与控制专职人员

DOI：

10.7507/1002-0179.201803012

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医院感染是医疗机构内常见的不良事件之一，会造成较高的发病率和病死率。近年来，全球对医院感染预防与控制的重视程度不断增加，而其防控工作有赖于感染预防与控制专职人员（infection prevention and control practitioners，IPCP）来完成。因此，IPCP 的能力对实现感染监测、预防和控制项目的成功显得尤为重要。IPCP 必须确保其能力足以应对各种挑战、满足其职责要求。不同国家对 IPCP 的核心能力要求各不相同，专业发展存在差异。该综述将为亚太地区 IPCP 的核心能力框架建设和职业发展提供参考。

Citation： 程棣妍. 医院感染预防与控制专职人员核心能力和专业发展的国际进展. West China Medical Journal, 2018, 33(3): 249-252. doi: 10.7507/1002-0179.201803012 Copy

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