دانلود کتاب Molecular Techniques for the Study of Hospital-Acquired Infection

Providing a broad overview of the microbial pathogens associated with hospital-acquired human illness, Techniques for the Study of Hospital Acquired Infection examines the cost-effective use of laboratory techniques in nosocomial infectious disease epidemiology and control. This concise guide addresses the cost benefits of combining modern molecular techniques with the traditional activities of infection control departments. The book is useful as a guide to hospital infection control programs as well as a text for medical practitioners, grad/medical students, researcher scientists, population biologists, molecular biologists, and microbiologists.Content: Chapter One The Hospital and Ambulatory Care Environment (pages 1–21): Hiren Pokharna and Anne Y. ChenChapter Two Pathogen Transmission in the Healthcare Setting (pages 23–38): Sonja Hansen and Ralf?Peter VonbergChapter Three Infection Control Basics (pages 39–54): Louise?Marie Dembry and Carlos Torres?VieraChapter Four Cost Effectiveness of Infection Control Program (pages 55–70): Marc?Oliver Wright and Eli N. PerencevichChapter Five Outbreak Investigations (Importance of the Healthcare Epidemiologist) (pages 71–81): Faiqa Alam Cheema and Marcus J. ZervosChapter Six Pathogen Elimination: Antibiotic and Disinfectant Use and the Development of Resistance (pages 83–104): Steven L. Foley, Beilei Ge, Carl M. Schroeder and Aaron M. LynneChapter Seven Rapid PCR Screening Methods (pages 105–133): Ngolela Esther Babady, Franklin R. Cockerill and Robin PatelChapter Eight Restriction Analysis Techniques (pages 135–144): Richard V. Goering, Mary E. Stemper, Sanjay K. Shukla and Steven L. FoleyChapter Nine Pulsed?Field Gel Electrophoresis (pages 145–160): Mary E. Stemper, Steven L. Foley, Richard V. Goering and Sanjay K. ShuklaChapter Ten Staphylococcus Aureus (pages 161–177): Vanthida Huang and Samantha J. EellsChapter Eleven Escherichia Coli (pages 179–192): Johann D. D. PitoutChapter Twelve Fungal Infections (pages 193–215): Jose A. Vazquez