The Effect of Occupational Protection Training on Disinfection Supply Center Personnel on Reducing the Risk of Nosocomial Infection

Abstract

As the core department in medical institutions responsible for cleaning, disinfecting, sterilizing, and supplying reusable medical devices, instruments, and items, the quality of work in the disinfection supply center directly impacts medical safety and infection control effectiveness. Professional protective training for personnel is crucial to ensure operational quality in this department. Systematic training enhances staff awareness of occupational exposure risks, standardizes protective measures in procedures, reduces cross-infection risks caused by improper operations, and ultimately lowers infection transmission risks. This paper analyzes the core content, implementation approaches, and practical role of professional protective training for disinfection supply center personnel in infection control. It aims to clarify the significant value of such training, providing references for medical institutions to optimize disinfection center management and strengthen infection control systems, thereby contributing to improved overall medical safety standards.