The informatics pathway for hospital infection quality control monitoring

Information systems can enhance the efficiency of hospital infection surveillance through real-time monitoring and automatic early warning, improve the quality of reporting, and thereby contribute to the reduction of the incidence rate of hospital infections. However, the quality of monitoring is still influenced by human factors such as whether the early warning rules are scientifically set and whether the determination of hospital infections is accurate. There may be situations where the missed reporting rate is underestimated and the quality of the report cards is not high. This indicates that while adopting information-based monitoring, we cannot ignore the management of quality control. It is necessary to continuously strengthen the investigation of missed reporting, improve the quality of report cards, and ensure the authenticity and accuracy of the results of hospital infection monitoring.