Training situation of provinciallevel healthcareassociated  infection training agencies in China
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    ObjectiveTo understand the current situation and existing problems in the training of healthcareassociated infection(HAI) management, and provide scientific basis for strengthening the management of HAI prevention and control system. MethodsA questionnaire survey was adopted to investigate situation of training on HAI in 15 provinciallevel HAI training agencies in China during the past 30 years, and basic condition of training on HAI management in recent 5 years. ResultsAmong 15 provinciallevel training agencies, 66.67%(n=10) were responsible by  HAI management quality control centers, 80.00% have already conducted training in each city, 53.33%  carried out training for 10 to 20 times, 33.34% performed training for  ≤2 times per year. Of 33 728 trainees in 2011-2015, 41.30% were 41-50 years old, 61.82% were nursing staff, 50.56% had bachelor degree, 43.96% were with the intermediate professional title. Most trainers were HAI prevention and control experts in their respective province, accounting for 68.07%, the curriculums were mainly designed on professional course, and only 26.78% were involved in management. ConclusionProfessional structure of HAI management personnel is not reasonable, faculty is imbalance, knowledge update is lacking, and HAI training and education system need to be improved further.

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杨亚红,黄勋,张浩军,等.全国省级医院感染培训机构培训现状调查报告[J].中国感染控制杂志英文版,2016,15(9):659-664. DOI:10.3969/j. issn.1671-9638.2016.09.005.
YANG Yahong, HUANG Xun, ZHANG Haojun, et al. Training situation of provinciallevel healthcareassociated  infection training agencies in China[J]. Chin J Infect Control, 2016,15(9):659-664. DOI:10.3969/j. issn.1671-9638.2016.09.005.

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  • Received:August 12,2016
  • Revised:August 30,2016
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  • Online: September 28,2016
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