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Moi Teaching amp Referral Hospital Rose Kakai 1 Barrack Ayumba 2 Damaris Lagat 2 Eveline Wesangula 3 Sam Kariuki 4 1 Maseno University 2 Moi University 3 Ministry of Health. Okello S.O. Moi. University School of Medicine. Guidelines for Antimicrobial Prophylaxis for Surgical Site Infections: A review of literature. Introduction. Surgical Site infections (SSI) are associated with significant burden to patients and the healthcare system. . cephazolin. 2 g IV . (child: 30 mg/kg up to 2 g) . (IF PROCEDURE MORE THAN 4 hours REDOSE REQUIRED). If MRSA risk factors present or re-operation, . ADD. vancomycin. 15 mg/kg IV . (adult and child). Antibiotic Prophylaxis Timing. Twisha S. Patel, . PharmD. , BCPS. Clinical Specialist, Infectious Diseases. Adjunct Clinical Instructor. University of Michigan Health System. University of Michigan College of . Dr.E.Shojaei. Assistant Prof. of Infectious Diseases. T.U.M.S. Patient factors . Environmental factors . Treatment factors . Ascites . Contaminated medications . Emergency procedure . Chronic inflammation . I. ssues. Pierre Moine. Department of Anesthesiology. University of Colorado Denver. 3. rd. International Conference on Surgery and Anesthesia –OMICs Group Conference. Surgical site infections (SSIs) complicate up to 5% of all operations in the US (30% of clean contaminated surgery). ANTIMICROBIAL CONSUMPTION AND RESISTANCE (GLOBAL-PPS): RESULTS OF ANTIMICROBIAL PRESCRIBING IN INDIA. Dr. . Sanjeev K Singh. Antimicrobial resistance – a global threat. 2. Antimicrobial Point prevalence surveys (PPS) is a tool to understand antimicrobial consumption and its resistance pattern in healthcare organizations. . A Clinicians Guide to Medical and Surgical Abortion1999Livinstone ed p 59-60206-7ACOG Committee on Practice Bulletins Prophylactic antibiotics in labor and delivery ACOG Practice Bulletin 472003ACOG C Dr. Anne Pita Lomole. MBCHB, MMED Pediatrics and Child health, . MSc Infectious Disease, DTMH- EA, Asthma Cert NAEP. SA. OUTLINE. Introduction. Epidemiology. Susceptible . infections per . PID. Antibiotic prophylaxis . prohylaxis. against infective . endocarditis. is not recommended routinely for patients undergoing dental procedures”. Infective . Endocarditis. ; what’s all the fuss over one word?. Aetiology. Michael Nevill. Director of Nursing, BPAS. NICE Guideline Committee Member. The views expressed in this presentation are those of the authors and not necessarily those of NICE. Guideline is available from:. Updated Guidelines and Questions about Surveillance. Dale W. Bratzler, DO, MPH. Professor and Associate Dean, College of Public Health. Professor, College of Medicine. Chief Quality Officer – OU Physicians Group. Dr Sachith Nanayakkara, Ben Thurgood, Ben Marsden, Cameron Mills. Background. Prophylactic use of antibiotics is an essential component in most surgeries to prevent surgical site infections and complications. . Clinical Approaches for Rational Prescribing of Antibiotics. Rules . of 5 Rights. Before prescribed any AB, HCPs should be aware and know these rules:5Rs. R1. :Right patient. R2. :Right AB. R3. :Right dose. use of . antibiotic. . prophylaxis. in . surgery. . at. Bach Mai Hospital. Patrick De Mol. Projet de pharmacie . clinique. Bach Mai . Hospital. , Hanoi, . Vitenam. – 12 . November. 2015. Importance of .