GMS hygiene and infection control · 2026
S2k Guideline: Hygienic requirements for patient beds, bed linen, bed accessories and personal protection when handling beds.
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Kramer Axel, Seifert Julia, Gruber Bernd, Abele-Horn Marianne, Arvand Mardjan, Blacky Alexander, Buerke Michael, Chaberny Iris, Deja Maria, Engelhart Steffen, Eschberger Dieter, Gerhardts Anja, Hedtmann Achim, Heider Julia, Jäkel Christian, Kalbe Peter, Luckhaupt Horst, Müller Wolfgang, Novotny Alexander, Papan Cihan, Piechota Hansjürgen, Pitten Frank-Albert, Reinecke Veronika, Scheithauer Simone, Schilling Dieter, Schulz-Schaeffer Walter, Sunderdiek Ulrich
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Hospitalized patients are often more susceptible to infection than healthy people due to their illness, the presence of devices and their reduced immune defenses. At the same time, potentially pathogenic pathogens, which are often characterized by antibiotic resistance, are released into the area close to the patient, including the bed. To prevent hospital beds from becoming a source of nosocomial infections, bed linen and hospital beds, including encasings or pillows and comforters, must be disinfected before reoccupation, in contrast to hotel beds. The guideline outlines the hygienic and ergonomic requirements for hospital beds, ensuring bed hygiene during the patient's stay and the principles of bed reprocessing, including organization, quality assurance and staff protection, in 40 recommendations.