Infection control in nursing hospitals is an extremely complex, multifaceted, and resource-intensive process, the success of which depends not only on the availability of protocols but also on how effectively they are implemented in everyday practice. Considering population aging, emerging infectious threats, antimicrobial resistance challenges, and the experience of the pandemic, it becomes clear that infection control must be an integral part of strategic healthcare planning, the promotion of staff well-being, and the consistent development of a culture of safety.
The aim of this scientific study is to assess the experiences and preparedness of healthcare workers in nursing hospitals in implementing infection control measures, as well as to identify the most common practical problems encountered during epidemics or pandemics.

Read the full study here: Challenges of infection control in nursing hospitals during the pandemic healthcare workers’ experiences and assessments