Posted in: Infection control | Specialist nursing areas
HELLO, I PRACTICE IN BOGOTA COLOMBIA. WE USE TO CHANGE THE CENTRAL CATHETER OF PATIENTS WHO ARE TRANSFERED FROM OTHER HOSPITALS. WE ASSUME THAT IT PREVENTS TRANSFER OF MULTI RESISTANT GERMS FROM ONE HOSPITAL TO ANOTHER. CAN SOMEBODY ADVISE ME IF IT IS CORRECT? IS OK TO DO IT IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM BEFORE GOING TO ICU?
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