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Isolation is the practice of nursing a patient in a single-occupancy room to reduce the risk of spread of pathogens and to reinforce
and facilitate additional infection control precautions
There are types of Isolation
SOURCE ISOLATION: You isolate patient for the main purpose of prevent spreading infectious organism from the patient
PROTECTIVE ISOLATION: The reverse of source isolation. Prevention of spread of infection to an immunocomprimised patient
COHORTING: Isolating a number of patients carrying a particular organism. This mostly not advised as there could be different strains of the same organism and cross contamination.
Barrier nursing: A practice of nursing implemented to minimize the risk of transmission of infection from the patient to others.
Reverse barrier nursing
and facilitate additional infection control precautions
There are types of Isolation
SOURCE ISOLATION: You isolate patient for the main purpose of prevent spreading infectious organism from the patient
PROTECTIVE ISOLATION: The reverse of source isolation. Prevention of spread of infection to an immunocomprimised patient
COHORTING: Isolating a number of patients carrying a particular organism. This mostly not advised as there could be different strains of the same organism and cross contamination.
Barrier nursing: A practice of nursing implemented to minimize the risk of transmission of infection from the patient to others.
Reverse barrier nursing
MINISTER INAUGURATE GAQHI GOVERNING BOARD.
The Minister for Health, Hon. Kwaku Agyeman-Manu has inaugurated a 16-member governing board of the Ghana Association of Quasi-Government Health Institutions (GAQHI).
Mr Joseph Boahen Aidoo, the Chief Executive Officer of the Cocoa Board, is the Chairman of the board. Members of the board are Michael A. Luguje, Director-General of the Ghana Ports and Harbour, Dr Charlotte Osafo, the Medical Director of the Bank Hospital, Bice Osei Kuffuor, Managing Director of the Ghana Post Company Limited, and Emelia Agyei-Mensah, the Registrar of the University of Ghana,
Others are Professor Samuel B. Dampare, Director-General of the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission, Dr Martha Gyansa-Lutterodt, a representative of the Ministry of Health, Rev. Prof. John Frank Eshun, the Vice-Chancellor of the Takoradi Technical University, Brigadier General Nii Adjah Obodai, the Commander of the 37 Military Hospital, and Commissioner of Police (COP) Dr Ebenezer Ewusi Emim, Medical Director of the Police Hospital.
The rest are Prof. Agyemang Badu Akosa, a former Director-General of the Ghana Health Service, Dr Kabiru Koredele Azeez, President of GAQHI, Dr Moses Maclean Abnory, a representative of the founding fathers of GAQHI, Dr F. Kofi Asiedu, a representative of past presidents of GAQHI, Dr Vitus Victor Anaab-Bisi, Vice-President of the association, and Chief Maxwell Tidow, the General Secretary of GAQHI.
Hon. Agyeman-Manu thanked the Ghana Association of Quasi-Government Health Institution (GAQHI) for partnering with the Ministry of Health to improve the healthcare delivery system in the country.
He called on the board to institute measures to collaborate with the ministry to see how best they can collect data and come out with a more efficient health database index.
Prof Agyeman Badu Akosa, in an acceptance remark on behalf of the board, assured the minister that the institution will play its role in feeding the health sector database and keep its data for publication.
Source: MoH PR Unit
The Minister for Health, Hon. Kwaku Agyeman-Manu has inaugurated a 16-member governing board of the Ghana Association of Quasi-Government Health Institutions (GAQHI).
Mr Joseph Boahen Aidoo, the Chief Executive Officer of the Cocoa Board, is the Chairman of the board. Members of the board are Michael A. Luguje, Director-General of the Ghana Ports and Harbour, Dr Charlotte Osafo, the Medical Director of the Bank Hospital, Bice Osei Kuffuor, Managing Director of the Ghana Post Company Limited, and Emelia Agyei-Mensah, the Registrar of the University of Ghana,
Others are Professor Samuel B. Dampare, Director-General of the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission, Dr Martha Gyansa-Lutterodt, a representative of the Ministry of Health, Rev. Prof. John Frank Eshun, the Vice-Chancellor of the Takoradi Technical University, Brigadier General Nii Adjah Obodai, the Commander of the 37 Military Hospital, and Commissioner of Police (COP) Dr Ebenezer Ewusi Emim, Medical Director of the Police Hospital.
The rest are Prof. Agyemang Badu Akosa, a former Director-General of the Ghana Health Service, Dr Kabiru Koredele Azeez, President of GAQHI, Dr Moses Maclean Abnory, a representative of the founding fathers of GAQHI, Dr F. Kofi Asiedu, a representative of past presidents of GAQHI, Dr Vitus Victor Anaab-Bisi, Vice-President of the association, and Chief Maxwell Tidow, the General Secretary of GAQHI.
Hon. Agyeman-Manu thanked the Ghana Association of Quasi-Government Health Institution (GAQHI) for partnering with the Ministry of Health to improve the healthcare delivery system in the country.
He called on the board to institute measures to collaborate with the ministry to see how best they can collect data and come out with a more efficient health database index.
Prof Agyeman Badu Akosa, in an acceptance remark on behalf of the board, assured the minister that the institution will play its role in feeding the health sector database and keep its data for publication.
Source: MoH PR Unit