Interventional knowledge, attitude and practice study of standard precautions among health care workers at a tertiary care hospital in Western India
Tanmay K Mehta,
Dharati T Shah,
Jayshri D Pethani
Abstract:Standard precautions are the backbone of any efficient infection control program. Compliance with standard precautions has been a major challenge for health care workers, especially in developing countries. To access the impact of the training program on health care workers (HCW) knowledge, attitude, and practice towards standard precautions. We conducted an interventional Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice (KAP) study among 150 HCW (50 Doctors, 50 Nurses, and 50 Technicians) in a tertiary care hospital from Ju… Show more
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