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Editor, Senior Moderator
In the Zachodniopomorskie we have 47 cases of H1N1 flu. Further exacerbating the hospital clinics rigor and bring a ban on visits.
After the recent cases of H1N1 influenza virus infections more hospitals are implementing additional restrictions. In Stargard hospital, where last week the victim died of swine flu, two young women and the newborn, is completely non-traffic. Hospital gates will be closed until the real threat the virus. And this is how it turns out in this hospital is high.
- The internal ward we have diagnosed two patients infected with H1N1. Another trzyosoby diagnosed with ordinary flu are on the ENT, gynecology and internal medicine - said Margaret Sielska, a nurse from the hospital epidemiology in Stargard. Despite the presence of the virus, the management decided not to close any of the branches. In gynecology, where he hit one of the dead women was carried out thorough disinfection. Patients who are accepted to a branch and have flu-like symptoms, go to isolation. To comply with the sanitary regime is also required hospital staff.
There are no special requirements for deceased family members infected with H1N1. - Monitoring the situation. If, in this environment, there are more ill, we will intervene - provides Jacek Paczewski, District Sanitary Inspector in Stargard. The fight against new illnesses have more hospitals in the region. The 109 Military Hospital in Szczecin, where he is now about 200 patients and no traffic. - It is a form of prevention. We are vigilant and we prefer to be safe than sorry - explains Mark Siudak, a spokesman for the hospital. For the same reason only one person can also visit patients in hospital in Goleni?w. - Each hospital is permanently established teams for nosocomial infections. It is at this level, in consultation with the management decisions about the introduction of additional health regime - explains Renata Opiela, a spokesman for the Provincial Sanitary - Epidemiological Station in Szczecin. So far in the Zachodniopomorskie diagnosed 47 cases of influenza A/H1N1.
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After the recent cases of H1N1 influenza virus infections more hospitals are implementing additional restrictions. In Stargard hospital, where last week the victim died of swine flu, two young women and the newborn, is completely non-traffic. Hospital gates will be closed until the real threat the virus. And this is how it turns out in this hospital is high.
- The internal ward we have diagnosed two patients infected with H1N1. Another trzyosoby diagnosed with ordinary flu are on the ENT, gynecology and internal medicine - said Margaret Sielska, a nurse from the hospital epidemiology in Stargard. Despite the presence of the virus, the management decided not to close any of the branches. In gynecology, where he hit one of the dead women was carried out thorough disinfection. Patients who are accepted to a branch and have flu-like symptoms, go to isolation. To comply with the sanitary regime is also required hospital staff.
There are no special requirements for deceased family members infected with H1N1. - Monitoring the situation. If, in this environment, there are more ill, we will intervene - provides Jacek Paczewski, District Sanitary Inspector in Stargard. The fight against new illnesses have more hospitals in the region. The 109 Military Hospital in Szczecin, where he is now about 200 patients and no traffic. - It is a form of prevention. We are vigilant and we prefer to be safe than sorry - explains Mark Siudak, a spokesman for the hospital. For the same reason only one person can also visit patients in hospital in Goleni?w. - Each hospital is permanently established teams for nosocomial infections. It is at this level, in consultation with the management decisions about the introduction of additional health regime - explains Renata Opiela, a spokesman for the Provincial Sanitary - Epidemiological Station in Szczecin. So far in the Zachodniopomorskie diagnosed 47 cases of influenza A/H1N1.
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