The most common solution for preventing MRSA infection is to be compliant with the National Patient Safety Goals. Education of healthcare providers and families on daily preventive strategies will help to reduce incidents of MRSA infection in hospital setting. Hand hygiene guidelines that are published by Center of Disease and Control must followed by all healthcare providers and family members of an infected person. According to Preventing Hospital Association infection article, the most common cause of transition infection from patient to patient in a hospital is through contaminated hands of a healthcare (Mary Woten, 2016)are worker (Marcella Upshaw-Owens, 2012). Also, CDC and SHEA recommend follow the contact precautions for the patients
