Recognising surgical site infections
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NHS Education for Scotland (NES)
Presentation aimed at improving practice in diagnosis and reporting of surgical site infection (SSI) and to aid understanding of the implications of an SSI on the patient.
Publisher: NHS Education for Scotland (NES)
MetaLifecycleVersion: August 2022
Type: Document
Audience: Medicine (audience); Nursing, midwifery and allied health professions (audience); Associate specialist; Consultant; Core trainee; Foundation Year 1 (FY1) doctor; Foundation Year 2 (FY2) doctor; General practitioner; General practitioner trainee; Medical student; Other Doctor; Physician associate; Psychiatrist; Specialty doctor; Specialty trainee; Allied health professions (audience); Art psychotherapist; Art therapist; Biomedical scientist; Clinical scientist; Dance movement psychotherapist; Diagnostic radiographer; Dietitian; Dramatherapist; Healthcare chaplain; Hearing aid dispenser; Music therapist; Occupational therapist; Operating department practitioner; Orthoptist; Orthotist; Paramedic; Physiotherapist; Podiatrist; Prosthetist; Speech and language therapist; Therapeutic radiographer; Midwifery (audience); Midwife; Nursing (audience); Adult nurse; Child health nurse; District nurse; Family nurse; Family nurse supervisor; General practice nurse; Health visitor; Learning disability nurse; Mental health nurse; Occupational health nurse; School nurse; Specialist community public health nurse
RightsCopyright: NHS Education for Scotland
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Attribution, non-commercial, no derivatives
