Role of the environment in transmission of Gram-negative bacteria in two consecutive outbreaks in a haematology-oncology department

Keyphrases

• Drainage System 100%
• Oncology Department 100%
• Oncohematology 100%
• Biofilm 100%
• Gram-negative Bacteria 100%
• Nosocomial Transmission 100%
• Enterobacter Cloacae 100%
• Pseudomonas Putida 100%
• Toilet 50%
• Point Prevalence Survey 50%
• Whole Genome 50%
• Oncology Patients 50%
• Clinical Culture 50%
• Core Genome multilocus Sequence Typing (cgMLST) 50%
• Bacterial Species 50%
• Ciprofloxacin 50%
• Piperacillin-tazobactam 50%
• Environmental Samples 50%
• Neutropenic Sepsis 50%
• Infection Control Measures 50%
• Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism 50%
• Chlorine 50%
• Multidrug-resistant Bacteria 50%
• Selective Digestive Decontamination 50%
• Disinfection 50%
• Multiple Strains 50%
• Rectal Culture 50%
• Environmental Contamination 50%
• Soda 50%
• Building Plan 50%
• Existing Hospitals 50%
• Multidrug-resistant Pseudomonas 50%
• Admitted Patients 50%
• ESBL-producing 50%

INIS

• patients 100%
• hematology 100%
• environment 100%
• transmission 100%
• bacteria 100%
• hospitals 80%
• sinks 60%
• showers 60%
• drugs 40%
• drainage systems 40%
• screening 20%
• rectum 20%
• control 20%
• blood 20%
• length 20%
• interventions 20%
• urine 20%
• contamination 20%
• toilets 20%
• strains 20%
• pseudomonas 20%
• decontamination 20%
• sodium carbonates 20%
• chlorine 20%
• environmental materials 20%
• disinfection 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Gram-Negative Bacteria 100%
• Biofilm 100%
• Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism 50%
• Prevalence 50%
• Cloaca 50%
• Enterobacter Cloacae 50%
• Pseudomonas putida 50%