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World Hepatitis Day 2011

ICSP recommends the following safety measures for prevention of Hepatitis B and C:

  • Both Hepatitis B and C spread through infected blood. A very minute quantity of blood is sufficient for transmission of infection.
  • Always use a new blade when having a shave at the barber’s shop.
  • Ask the barber to use new blade also for adjusting hair line.
  • Agree for blood transfusion only when it is very necessary.
  • Before transfusion, blood should be screened for Hepatitis B & C.
  • Get vaccinated for prevention from Hepatitis B.
  • Always insist to use a new syringe for injection at the doctor’s clinic

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Monthly Magazine Jahan e Sehhat

ICSP publishes a monthly magazine named Jahan-e-Sehat. The magazine is designed to promote infection prevention and control practices, among the public. The magazine is available free of charge to the members of ICSP, and is available to non-members at Rs. 100 per year. Contributions to the magazine by the members of ICSP as well as non-members are welcomed. Submissions may include research projects, literature reviews, case studies, clinical findings, surveillance outcomes, reports, book / article reviews, product reviews and letters.

Article at Jung Magazine by Dr Azra Rafiq

HAPPY EASTER TO ALL

Easter is a special time each year when we remember the familiar faces, places, and things we hold most dear Giving thanks for the love and laughter that keep us all together living under one roof that extends for miles and miles. Thinking of you with love on Easter

Hygiene Council

For Further Check Link :http://www.hygienecouncil.com

Download: Hygiene Standard Booklet

Hand Hygiene

About the Procedure
Health-care associated infections are a threat to patient safety and the most common adverse events resulting from a stay in the hospital.1 Approximately 5 to 10% of hospitalized patients in the developed world acquire such infections, and the burden of disease is even higher in developing countries. Proper use of hand hygiene is a critical to the prevention of these infections, but compliance among health care workers is most often below 40%. . . . .

MSM Initiative

The world’s inability to prevent widespread HIV infection among men who have sex with men (MSM) is one of the greatest public health failures in the fight against AIDS. In an effort to reduce rates of HIV infection and transmission among MSM in resource-limited countries, amfAR established the MSM Initiative in 2007

For further follow this link

http://www.amfar.org/msm/