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The microbiome as a biomarker in medicine#3. Microbiological monitoring of patients: antibiotic resistance surveillance, targeted intervention activities, collaboration between microbiologists, epidemiologists and clinical staff in hospitals
Martin Krsek
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):77 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0119 
MRSA – risk of introduction into healthcare facilities#3. Microbiological monitoring of patients: antibiotic resistance surveillance, targeted intervention activities, collaboration between microbiologists, epidemiologists and clinical staff in hospitals
Renáta Karpíšková, Kristýna Brodíková, Ivana Koláčková
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):77 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0118
Antibiotic resistance from the perspective of a clinical microbiologist#3. Microbiological monitoring of patients: antibiotic resistance surveillance, targeted intervention activities, collaboration between microbiologists, epidemiologists and clinical staff in hospitals
Linda Drábková
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):76-77 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0117
Surveillance of antibiotic resistance#3. Microbiological monitoring of patients: antibiotic resistance surveillance, targeted intervention activities, collaboration between microbiologists, epidemiologists and clinical staff in hospitals
Vladislav Jakubů, Helena Žemličková
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):76 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0116
Antibiotics are endangered species#3. Microbiological monitoring of patients: antibiotic resistance surveillance, targeted intervention activities, collaboration between microbiologists, epidemiologists and clinical staff in hospitals
Barbora Macková
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):76 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0115
How much can hand sanitizer moisturize the skin?#2. Healthcare associated infections: ECDC definition, prevalence studies - point and continuous surveillance, standardisation of IT technologies in hospitals, legal and ethical aspects of health care
Hossein Gouhari, Tomasz Sadowski
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):75-76 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0114
Surveillance of healthcare associated infections – software solution#2. Healthcare associated infections: ECDC definition, prevalence studies - point and continuous surveillance, standardisation of IT technologies in hospitals, legal and ethical aspects of health care
Jarka Sokolová, Veronika Bučková, Vanesa Chebenová, Zuzana Škvarová
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):75 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0113
Point prevalence survey#2. Healthcare associated infections: ECDC definition, prevalence studies - point and continuous surveillance, standardisation of IT technologies in hospitals, legal and ethical aspects of health care
Lucie Bareková, Dana Hedlová, Jan Kubele, Zuzana Halamíčková
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):75 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0112
Healthcare associated infections#2. Healthcare associated infections: ECDC definition, prevalence studies - point and continuous surveillance, standardisation of IT technologies in hospitals, legal and ethical aspects of health care
Petr Smejkal
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):74-75 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0111
Diphtheria, current information, preventionAbstracts of papers delivered#1. The evolution of the epidemiological situation: the reflection and risks for patients and health professionals in the provision of health care, vaccines, vaccination strategies
Kateřina Fabiánová
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):74 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0110
Health care worker injuries and HIV post-exposure prophylaxis in the Czech RepublicAbstracts of papers delivered#1. The evolution of the epidemiological situation: the reflection and risks for patients and health professionals in the provision of health care, vaccines, vaccination strategies
Anna Kubátová
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):73-74 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0109
Tuberculosis in the Czech RepublicAbstracts of papers delivered#1. The evolution of the epidemiological situation: the reflection and risks for patients and health professionals in the provision of health care, vaccines, vaccination strategies
Mirka Džingozovová
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):73 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0108
Development of the Infectious Disease Information System and related applications after the covid-19
pandemicAbstracts of papers delivered#1. The evolution of the epidemiological situation: the reflection and risks for patients and health professionals in the provision of health care, vaccines, vaccination strategies
Jakub Kubát
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):73 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0107
The epidemiological situation of respiratory infections and the possibilities of preventive measuresAbstracts of papers delivered#1. The evolution of the epidemiological situation: the reflection and risks for patients and health professionals in the provision of health care, vaccines, vaccination strategies
Petr Pazdiora
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):72-73 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0106
Doc. RNDr. František Malíř, Ph.D. – 70th birthdayNEWS
Vladimír Ostrý
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):84
Cases of infection caused by Mycobacterium abscessus in patients after heart surgery in whom the infection may have been caused by a commercial water treatment systemREVIEWS
Šárka Bobková
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):83
Effects of emissions from shooting in police firing rangesREVIEWS
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Hygiena 2023, 68(2):71
News from the WHO Regional Office for EuropeNEWS
Jaroslav Kříž
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):62
Modified risk tobacco products in the USANEWS
Eva Králíková
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):54
Ochratoxin A in groats blood sausagesREVIEWS
Jaroslav Kříž
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):49
Legal actualities during 1.3.2023 – 25.5.2023SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
Eva Nekvindová
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):70-71
29th International Conference on Hospital Epidemiology and Hygiene.
A word of introductionCONFERENCE COMMUNICATIONS
Pavel Totušek
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):72-82 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1841
Abstracts of papers delivered.
Ještěd from a different angleREVIEW PAPERS
Jana Loosová, Miloš Hernych, Petr Mrázek, Jarmila Petříčková, Kateřina Forysová, Pavel Stupka
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):63-69 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1809
The paper aims to evaluate the population's exposure to radiofrequency radiation emitted by the DVB-T2 television transmitter and other sources located on the top of Jested from the perspective of public health protection. At the same time, the article includes history, description of these sources, and the procedure of the state administration representatives in exercising health surveillance in this area.
The concept of One health: from theory to practiceREVIEW PAPERS
Michaela Špačková, Radka Králová, Hana Orlíková, Ondřej Daniel
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):55-62 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1834
During the 21st century, many global health threats related to zoonoses, new or re-emerging infectious diseases, climate change and/or environmental sustainability have emerged. Achieving harmonized approaches to the detection and prevention of these health risks is often difficult because traditional approaches are usually determined by the boundaries of financially and legislatively separated scientific fields, such as more or less independently functioning human and veterinary medicine, agriculture, climatology, sociology, economics, etc. The boundaries between these individual fields however, should not be solid, and cooperation should be based...
Amendment to Government Regulation No. 272/2011 Coll., on the protection of health against the adverse effects of noise and vibrationsREVIEW PAPERS
Dana Potužníková, Tomáš Hellmuth, David Kresl, Ondřej Fries
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):50-54 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1835
The aim of this article is the author's presentation of the most important adjustmens of Government Regulation No. 272/2011 Coll. for the professional public. This Government Regulation is going to come into force on 01/07/2023. The main purpose is to rationalize and simplify the relationship between two policies - environmental noise regulation and sustainable urban and transport infrastructure development. The changes concern in particular the area of traffic noise, i.e. noise from roads and railways. The current national framework is obsolete and it is causing absurd legal interpretations. The temporary legal exceptations have become rigid obligations...
Estimation of noise indicator Lden based on indicator Ldn for road traffic noise in the Czech RepublicORIGINAL ARTICLES
Zdeňka Vandasová, Tomáš Hellmuth, Alena Fialová
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):45-49 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1837
Objective: Noise indicator Lden is used in Health Risk Assessment (HRA) to estimate noise effects using dose-effect relationships. Determination of its value is often impossible due to the unavailability of noise data in the evening. The aim of this paper is to propose estimation methods for noise indicator Lden based on Ldn indicator for road traffic in the conditions of the Czech Republic and to determine the uncertainties of this estimation. Methodology: A total of 217 individual 24-hour road traffic noise measurements were analysed. They were obtained within the framework of the activities of...
Hospital epidemiology and hygiene – a field that interconnects all healthcare professionalsEDITORIAL
Bohdana Rezková
Hygiena 2023, 68(2):43-44 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1840
Conference of global problems of public health 2023NEWS
Hana Tomášková, Rastislav Maďar
Hygiena 2023, 68(1):39-40
Methodology for the management of waste from health and veterinary careNEWS
Redakce
Hygiena 2023, 68(1):18
The methodology is available from the journal's website: https://szu.cz/publikace/casopisy-v-szu/ahem/
Legal actualities during 1.12.2022 – 28.2.2023SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
Eva Nekvindová
Hygiena 2023, 68(1):36-37
Health economics: disease-related lossesNEWS
Klára Kučerová
Hygiena 2023, 68(1):9-37
Is there a need to control the presence of legionella in indoor swimming pools and similar facilities?DISCUSSION
Jaroslav Říha
Hygiena 2023, 68(1):38 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1836
Unclear ethical and legal aspects of wastewater surveillanceSHORT COMMUNICATIONS
František Kožíšek
Hygiena 2023, 68(1):34-35 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1830
The COVID-19 epidemic and associated monitoring of its causative agent in wastewater has led to an exceptional development of wastewater surveillance. This surveillance no longer entails mere monitoring of viruses or other infectious agents, but comprises examination of a number of chemicals and metabolites from which the health condition, behaviour, and indeed the socioeconomic status of a monitored population can be discerned. This type of research, which by its nature deals with sensitive personal data or may stigmatise various population groups does not currently have a clear legal and ethical framework. The situation should be rapidly remedied.
Human biomonitoring in the Czech Republic. Overview of the results obtained in the framework of the Population Health Monitoring System since 1994REVIEW PAPERS
Milena Černá, Andrea Krsková, Anna Pinkr Grafnetterová, Vladimíra Puklová, Alena Fialová, Marek Malý, Růžena Kubínová
Hygiena 2023, 68(1):19-33 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1827
The article summarises the results of Czech Human Biomonitoring over a period of three decades. Human biomonitoring in the Czech Republic was commenced at the National Institute of Public Health, Prague, in 1994 as part of the Environmental Health Monitoring System and was later linked to European and worldwide professional activities in this area. During the course of this project the whole range of organic and inorganic xenobiotics and essential substances was monitored in the blood, urine and hair of the adult and child populations, in the breast milk of breastfeeding women and in other, less common matrices. The results have provided valuable long-term...
Tuberculosis in the light of current knowledge with a focus on the development of new vaccinesREVIEW PAPERS
Jan Bělohlávek, Bohdana Rezková
Hygiena 2023, 68(1):10-18 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1831
Tuberculosis is still a major global health problem. It affects over 10 million people each year and claims over 1.5 million victims. Although it is a disease that has been with mankind for thousands of years, it is only modern technology and the development of molecular biology that have enabled to reveal and explain the often unsuspected links and truths about the causative agent, the pathogenesis of the disease and its prevention. The current favourable epidemiological situation in developed countries is due to socio-economic changes and a general improvement in the health of the population rather than to the effect of the introduction of the BCG...
Possibilities of objectifying noise of natural sources – rooksORIGINAL ARTICLES
Dana Potužníková, Pavel Junek, Tomáš Hellmuth, Aleš Jiráska, David Kresl, Eduard Ježo
Hygiena 2023, 68(1):4-9 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1829
The aim of the consultant's report was to assess and analyze noise caused by the screams of rooks nesting in the trees of the greenery of a housing estate in Tábor. The results include a description and evaluation of the measurements, modeling of the immission acoustic situation and assessment of the health risks of noise (HRA) for the estimation of the noise burden on the residents of the urban housing estate and the school. The noise measurement was organized as a technical measurement in five sub-locations in a protected outdoor area and in one location inside the school. The measurement took place continuously with a continuous recording with a...
Celebrating the 70th anniversary of the public health serviceEDITORIAL
Zuzana Babišová
Hygiena 2023, 68(1):3 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1832
Prof. MUDr. Vladimír Bencko, DrSc. has passed awayNEWS
Milan Tuček
Hygiena 2022, 67(4):159
Childhood overweight and obesity in EuropeNEWS
Redakce
Hygiena 2022, 67(4):156
Iodine and the level of intelligenceREVIEWS
Marie Nejedlá
Hygiena 2022, 67(4):158
Legal actualities during 1.8.2022–30.11.2022SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
Eva Nekvindová
Hygiena 2022, 67(4):157-158
Public Health Service of the Czech Republic after the Velvet Revolution 1989REVIEW PAPERS
Jaroslav Kříž
Hygiena 2022, 67(4):151-156 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1822
Public Health Service of the Czech Republic was established in 1952 as a network for supervision of healthy living conditions. It gradually developed and was of considerable importance notwithstanding the limits of a socialist state. In November 1989 the Velvet Revolution took place; a dramatic but nonviolent overthrow that eliminated the communist regime. For Public Health Service it meant a start of a period of discussions about the further focus on the work and about new activities especially in primary disease prevention and health promotion and maintenance of the existing state health supervision. At the same time, changes in the network of public...
Tasks of the Regional Public Health Authorities in the funeral industryREVIEW PAPERS
Tomáš Kotrlý
Hygiena 2022, 67(4):134-150 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1823
The article deals with the powers and responsibilities of Regional Public Health Authorities resulting from the Act on Funeral industry and compares them with powers and responsibilities of other supervisory bodies. It reflects the latest legislative amendments of the year 2017 and their impact on the activities and tasks of Regional Public Health Authorities in particular and of the Ministry of Regional Development. It outlines broader connections supported by cases from practice in the area of inspection activities of these public authorities with regard to the wider legislative framework and practical adherence thereto by funeral-related service...
Health risks from non-potable use of recycled water in buildings. Part 2 – GreywaterREVIEW PAPERS
František Kožíšek, Šárka Bobková, Dana Baudišová, Hana Jeligová
Hygiena 2022, 67(4):125-133 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1825
The paper describes the sources of greywater and its physical, chemical, and microbiological quality. The list of different non-potable uses of treated greywater in buildings and related exposure pathways of infections are provided. Possible health risks stemmed from ingestion, inhalation or dermal contact are characterised. Finally, required measures needed to protect public health, which have been missing in Czechia so far, are discussed. A combination of water quality standards for different ways of use, requirements for log reduction of reference pathogens of treatment technologies, and recommendations for end-users on safety behaviour seems to...
The share of Czech and Slovak doctors in achieving the global eradication of smallpoxEDITORIAL
Tibor Baška
Hygiena 2022, 67(4):123-124 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1824
Bifurcated needles used in the program of global smallpox eradication. They were introduced in 1968 and significantly simplified the vaccination process. The needles were in a plastic container with a conical lid with a hole, which only one needle fitted in. A vaccinator pulled it out and dipped the bifurcated part in the ampoule with a vaccine. The necessary amount of vaccine was captured in the gap between the prongs. Subsequently, it was vaccinated by repeated punctures into the skin. The needles used were placed in an empty container and sterilized. This procedure could be performed also by local vaccinators after a short training. Photo:...
WHO’s interim report on the war in UkraineNEWS
Jaroslav Kříž
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):120
What is ORCID and why will Hygiena use itNEWS
Redakce
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):120
MUDr. Růžena Kubínová – 75 yearsNEWS
Kolektiv Ústředí monitoringu SZÚ
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):119
Asbestos in the Czech RepublicREVIEWS
Jaroslav Kříž
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):117
Children’s health and indoor air quality at Central European schoolsREVIEWS
Jaroslav Kříž
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):106
Not only classic but also electronic cigarettes increase the risk of erectile dysfunctionREVIEWS
Drahoslava Hrubá
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):100
Legal actualities during 1.5.2022–31.7.2022SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
Eva Nekvindová
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):118
Will Canada be first again?SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
Eva Králíková
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):116-117 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1816
After Canada was the first country in the world to introduce pictorial warnings on cigarette packs, they now discuss a proposal to place a warning on each individual cigarette as well.
Very low nicotine cigarettes: will they really lower the risk?SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
Eva Králíková
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):114-115 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1815
When smoking cigarettes, smoke and combustion products are especially harmful to health. Surprisingly, towards the end of 2021, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved very low nicotine filtered cigarettes as a Modified Risk Tobacco Product. Will the risk of developing and maintaining addiction or health risk be reduced?
Nutrition and food literacy assessmentREVIEW PAPERS
Kamila Jančeková, Martin Krobot, Zlata Kapounová, Veronika Spáčilová, Eliška Selinger, Anna Ouřadová, Jan Gojda
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):107-113 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1817
Measuring nutrition literacy should be an important tool to improve nutrition literacy and subsequently dietary behaviour at the population level, but also to identify individuals with limited nutrition literacy with the potential to define personalised interventions. In addition, a nutrition literacy assessment tool may allow standardisation of scientific outcomes of population-based nutritional behaviour intervention programmes. However, no such tool currently exists in the Czech Republic. This paper sum- marizes the existing tools for assessing nutrition or food literacy from abroad and introduces the intention to develop a suitable tool applicable...
The influence of folic acid on the aetiology of selected diseasesREVIEW PAPERS
Gabriela Škrečková, Kvetoslava Rimárová, Peter Takáč
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):101-106 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1810
In the article we offer an overview of the influence of folate and folic acid on the aetiology of selected diseases, as well as the current state of food fortification in Slovakia and countries with the largest share of fortified food production. Folate and its synthesized form of folic acid are an important component of a healthy, balanced diet. Folate plays an important role in cell metabolism, DNA, RNA and protein synthesis. Folate intake is important for the prophylaxis of some diseases. It plays an important role in limiting the prevalence of congenital neural tube deformities, hyperhomocysteinaemia, certain types of cancer or in alleviating the...
Health risks from non-potable use of recycled water in buildings. Part 1 – RainwaterREVIEW PAPERS
František Kožíšek, Sylva Rödlová, Jaroslav Šašek, Šárka Bobková, Dana Baudišová, Hana Jeligová
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):92-100 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1818
This paper responds to a quickly growing trend of rainwater use in buildings and draws attention to related health risks and legislative gaps in its regulation. The key pathogens that may occur in rainwater in the Czech Republic are described, as well as, chemical contaminants from roofs and collection surfaces. The main ways of non-potable use of rainwater in buildings are also listed including the related exposure pathways of infections and technical measures available for reduction of the health risks.
Activities of regional public health authorities are based and must be based not only on legislation but mainly on a broader vision of public healthEDITORIAL
Jana Loosová
Hygiena 2022, 67(3):91 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.a1820
Case report: a surprising cause of thyreopathyAbstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Jana Lhotská
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):69 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0097
Iodine content in raw dairy milkAbstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Jan Trávníček, Roman Konečný, Michaela Horčičková, Veronika Střelečková, Zuzana Křížová
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):72-73 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0105
Monitoring of iodine content in milk in the Czech market networkAbstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Jan Šmoldas, Barbora Nežiková, Irena Řehůřková, Jiří Ruprich
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):72 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0104
Monitoring of dietary exposure to iodine in the Czech RepublicAbstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Irena Řehůřková, Jan Šmoldas, Barbora Nežiková, Marcela Dofková, Jitka Blahová, Jiří Ruprich
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):71-72 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0103
Legislative requirements for food supplementsAbstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Veronika Vodolánová
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):71 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0102
20 years of GFL and EFSAAbstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Vladimír Brychta
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):70-71 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0101
Antiviral activity of amiodarone in disease caused by SARS-CoV-2Abstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Radovan Bílek, Vilém Danzig, Tereza Grimmichová
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):70 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0100
Iodine in the diet of vegetarian and vegan childrenAbstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Martin Světnička, Eliška Selinger, Eva El-Lababidi
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):70 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0099
Pilot project for early detection of thyreopathy in pregnancy – how will it help us?Abstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Marcela Koudelková, Jan Jiskra, Zdenka Límanová, Drahomíra Springer, Renata Chloupková, Jan Kouřil, Ondřej Ngo, Karel Hejduk, Ladislav Dušek, Ondřej Májek
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):69-70 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0098
Urinary iodine in adults and children – results of biological monitoringAbstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Andrea Krsková, Milena Černá, Vladimíra Puklová, Růžena Kubínová, Lucie Kašparová, Alena Fialová, Anna Pinkr Grafnetterová, Lenka Sochorová, Lenka Hanzlíková
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):68-69 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0096
Iodine and health in the Czech RepublicAbstracts of papers delivered - Iodine 22
Marie Nejedlá
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):68 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0095
Wasterwater Based Epidemiology (WBE) as a tool for surveillance of the presence of SARS-CoV-2 in local populations#5. Public health care provision in safeguarding operation of health care facilities: manipulation with hospital laundry, catering for patients, waste management etc.
Vladimír Bencko, Natalie Lowe
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):86-87 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0094
Repeated-use textiles in clean environments according to MDR (CSN EN 13975-1 and CSN 13975-2) from Clinitex s.r.o.#5. Public health care provision in safeguarding operation of health care facilities: manipulation with hospital laundry, catering for patients, waste management etc.
Petra Georgievová
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):85-86 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0093
Introduction of RIOCATH urinary catheters into hospital practice#5. Public health care provision in safeguarding operation of health care facilities: manipulation with hospital laundry, catering for patients, waste management etc.
Miroslav Svoboda
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):85 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0092
HLD disinfection of ultrasound transducers – what’s new?#5. Public health care provision in safeguarding operation of health care facilities: manipulation with hospital laundry, catering for patients, waste management etc.
Ivo Strnad
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):85 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0091
Practical experience from microbiological inspections of laundry for health care and social care facilities#5. Public health care provision in safeguarding operation of health care facilities: manipulation with hospital laundry, catering for patients, waste management etc.
Markéta Hrubanová, Václav Štika
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):84 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0090
Washbasins as a hotspot for spreading multiresistant bacteria in hospital environments#5. Public health care provision in safeguarding operation of health care facilities: manipulation with hospital laundry, catering for patients, waste management etc.
Jaroslava Sokolová, Vanesa Chebenová, Martina Havriško, Zuzana Škvarková
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):84 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0089
Health care waste management – news in waste legislation#5. Public health care provision in safeguarding operation of health care facilities: manipulation with hospital laundry, catering for patients, waste management etc.
Magdalena Zimová
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):83-84 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0088
Epidemiological situation in Polish hospitals – epidemic outbreaks#4. Occupational health risks in health care: occupational diseases, prevention
Waldemar Ferschke
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):83 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0087
Mikrozid PAA wipes – highly effective in preventing Clostridioides difficile spread#4. Occupational health risks in health care: occupational diseases, prevention
Stanislav Šurín
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):83 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0086
Does personnel protection also project into patient safety?#4. Occupational health risks in health care: occupational diseases, prevention
Jitka Rychlíčková
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):82-83 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0085
Performance of occupational health services in the Slovak Republic#4. Occupational health risks in health care: occupational diseases, prevention
Žofia Klenovčanová, Jana Boledovičová
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):82 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0084
Occupational diseases in the health sector as viewed from a clinical standpoint by the Centre for Occupational Diseases#4. Occupational health risks in health care: occupational diseases, prevention
Petr Brhel, Petr Malenka
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):81-82 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0083
Occupational diseases in health care – statistical perspective#4. Occupational health risks in health care: occupational diseases, prevention
Pavel Urban, Zdenka Fenclová
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):81 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0082
Utilisation of low-temperature plasma in therapeutical applications, decontamination, and sterilisation#3. Legislative aspects of health care facility operation
Lukáš Vacek, Zlata Kelar Tučeková, Eliška Kostrůnková, Lenka Smílková, Filip Růžička, Richard Krumpolec, Jakub Kelar, Mirko Černák
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):81 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0081
Personal protective equipment in pandemics: crisis situations require crisis solutions#3. Legislative aspects of health care facility operation
Bohdana Rezková
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):80 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0080
COVID-19: stress and its effect on immunity#3. Legislative aspects of health care facility operation
Jarmila Kohoutová, Lada Čiklová
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):80 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0079
Healthcare-associated infections – case law#3. Legislative aspects of health care facility operation
Radek Halouzka
Hygiena 2022, 67(2):79-80 | DOI: 10.21101/hygiena.b0078
Mission: prevention of infection by HARTMANN#2. Epidemiology and HAI prevention in specific risk groups of patients: isolation regimens and barrier methods of patient care with use of IT in HAI prevention
Petr Havlíček
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