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Expert Perspectives on the Prevention of Dialysis Related Infections

Infection Control in Dialysis: Insights for Safeguarding Patients' Lives

 series titled “Expert Perspectives on the Prevention of Dialysis Related Infections.”


Nephrology Nurse Consultant
San Antonio, Texas

Experts in dialysis and nephrology discuss the current prevalence of dialysis related infections and provide strategies for their prevention; highlighting sanitation practices and protocols that can be employed to effectively reduce their occurrence.

Gail Dewald, BS, RN, CNN and Tanya Scott MSN, RN, CNN, VA-BC™ discuss the prevalence, causes, and crucial infection control measures in dialysis clinics to safeguard patients' lives.

Tanya Scott MSN, RN, CNN, VA-BC™ reviews the types of infections that affect dialysis patients and emphasize the importance of meticulous infection control practices and share essential recommendations for healthcare providers and patients alike to prevent these infections and safeguard patients' well-being in the high-touch dialysis environment.

Guarding Against Dialysis Infections: Practical Control Measures for Safety

Experts in dialysis related infections, discuss the use of prepackaged bleach wipes in acute care settings, emphasizing the convenience and reliability they offer, commenting on the importance of disinfecting waste handling outlets highlight the need for adherence to facility policies and regulatory guidelines.

Best Practices for Dialysis Facility Infection Control

Gail Dewald, BS, RN, CNN and Tanya Scott MSN, RN, CNN, VA-BC™ delve into the crucial role of nurse managers, doctors, and administrators in making informed choices about infection control products in healthcare settings. They emphasize the need for collaboration and highlight the importance of data and statistics in supporting these decisions.

Infection Control: Making Informed Choices for Patient Protection

Infection Control in Dialysis: Insights for Safeguarding Patients' Lives

EP: 1.Infection Control in Dialysis: Insights for Safeguarding Patients' Lives

EP: 2.Guarding Against Dialysis Infections: Practical Control Measures for Safety

EP: 3.Best Practices for Dialysis Facility Infection Control

EP: 4.Infection Control: Making Informed Choices for Patient Protection