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Font--more Large-- Japanese Tel: +81-3-3416-0181 ／ Reservation（Hospital）: 03-5494-7300 〈Monday～Friday（except national holiday）9A.M.〜5P.M.〉 Access Contact Us Sitemap Japan Council for Quality Health Care Site Search Patients & Families Hospital Introduction International Patients Medical partners Hospital Divisions Researchers Research Institute About Research Divisions Center for Clinical Research and Development About Departments Achievement Donation サイドメニュー--> Recruiting and Training サイドメニュー--> About NCCHD Message from the President Founding Principle / Our Mission History Facts & Figures Activity Patients & Families Hospital Introduction International Patients Medical partners Medical partners Hospital Divisions Researchers Research Institute Center for Clinical Research and Development Donation Donation Recruiting and Training Recruiting and Training About NCCHD Message from the President Founding Principle / Our Mission History Facts & Figures Activity Facilities Hospital Research Institute Clinical Research Access Contact Us Sitemap Japan Council for Quality Health Care Japanese トップ > English > Patients & Families > Hospital Introduction > Hospital Divisions > kansen Office for Infection Control Our division ensures that all patients, parents, and staff at the NCCHD can enjoy an environment safe from infectious diseases.Who we areOur team consists of an infectious diseases specialist physician and two nurses who are certified in infection control practices. Our office leads a hospital-wide multidisciplinary infection control team and is a core member of the Infection Control Committee.Our philosophyAll patients are entitled to protection from hospital-acquired infections. We educate and work with NCCHD staff to achieve this goal. We also educate patients and families to protect themselves from infection. Hand hygiene is the single most important aspect of infection control and emphasis is placed on its practical execution. Rates of hand washing are monitored and alcohol hand gels are available on all patient wards. This process of implementation, surveillance, and feedback is the cornerstone of our efforts to improve hygiene standards and adjust to the ever-changing nature of a hospital environment.Areas of expertiseInfection control in children, antimicrobial stewardship program, infection surveillanceWhat we watch out forSeasonal viral infections (influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), rotavirus, etc.), measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox, occupational health (needle-stick injury, vaccines), environmental control (water and food), prevention of healthcare-associated infection (catheter-related bloodstream infection, ventilator-associated pneumonia, surgical site infection, catheter-associated urinary tract infection), and emerging infectious diseases (avian influenza, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome [MERS], etc.).Areas of innovationWe use molecular diagnostics for the early detection of pathogens and simultaneously integrate and utilize electronic medical records to improve surveillance of infectious diseases.EducationAll of our staff are encouraged to continue their education to ensure high standards and modern practice within the department. We also advise patients with chronic illnesses on how best to protect themselves from infection. Hospital Introduction Greetings from the Executive Director Facts & Figures Hospital Map Hospital Divisions International Patients Patients from Overseas Patients Living in Japan Biling and Payment Patients & Families Hospital Introduction International Patients Return to top of page SitemapPrivacy Policy 2-10-1 Okura,Setagaya-ku,Tokyo 〒157-8535　Tel：+81-3-3416-0181FAX：03-3416-2222 © National Center for Child Health and Development All rights reserved.