Skybird
01-17-11, 08:16 AM
http://www.disabled-world.com/health/mrsa/vaccine-mrsa.php
Getting a workable vaccine against MRSA would be solving to a very huge, and widening, medical problem.
There are no robust data on death numbers from MRSA in German hospitals, the researches and estimations range from 20,000 to 80,000 per year. Regarding hygiene, German hospitals for the most represent almost standards of third world countries, 90% of the houses do not even have experts on the matter of hygiene. Hospital-bred MRSA infections happen 20 times as often in German hospitals, than in Durch hospitals were strict hygiene rules are the rule in every hospital. The low hygiene standards of German hospitals even have alarmed the EU. Crticis say that the dramatic finacial status of hospitals forces them to save their patients to death. If you ever need to go to hospital in Germany, you are well-advised to choose the house wisely and by help of search services via intern et that list hospitals with dedicated hygiene experts. In almost no other European country your risk to catch a secondary infenction from your stay is so dramatically high as in Germany. Again, no solid data available it seems, the data usually quoted range from 10% to 25% of patients in hospital catching up infections there.
No compliment for a nation like Germany. In this regard, and some others (railway on my mind), it is a banana republic.
Getting a workable vaccine against MRSA would be solving to a very huge, and widening, medical problem.
There are no robust data on death numbers from MRSA in German hospitals, the researches and estimations range from 20,000 to 80,000 per year. Regarding hygiene, German hospitals for the most represent almost standards of third world countries, 90% of the houses do not even have experts on the matter of hygiene. Hospital-bred MRSA infections happen 20 times as often in German hospitals, than in Durch hospitals were strict hygiene rules are the rule in every hospital. The low hygiene standards of German hospitals even have alarmed the EU. Crticis say that the dramatic finacial status of hospitals forces them to save their patients to death. If you ever need to go to hospital in Germany, you are well-advised to choose the house wisely and by help of search services via intern et that list hospitals with dedicated hygiene experts. In almost no other European country your risk to catch a secondary infenction from your stay is so dramatically high as in Germany. Again, no solid data available it seems, the data usually quoted range from 10% to 25% of patients in hospital catching up infections there.
No compliment for a nation like Germany. In this regard, and some others (railway on my mind), it is a banana republic.