The method for modeling the epidemic process of pyoseptic infections with the use of P. aeruginosa bacteriophage is proposed. The application of this method in urological and traumatological wards has made it possible to confirm the role of patients as the sources of infection and the part played by instruments and the hands of the medical personnel in its transfer.
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