Nursing Guidelines and Its Effects on Nurses’ Knowledge and Patient Safety Regarding Nosocomial Infection Control Measures in Burn Unit

Mohammed, Salwa A.

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“…As strict aseptic technique, proper use of personal protective equipment, and proper hand washing, another study (16) indicates very good aseptic practices among burn patients. Table (4) shows that there is a statistically significant relationship at p-value equal to or less than 0.05 between the knowledge of nurses and age.…”

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Nurses Knowledge and Practices Regarding Aseptic Technique Applied with Burn Patients at Teaching Hospitals in Mosul City

Mukhlif¹,

Mansour²

2021

Kufa Jour. Nurs. Sci.

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Background: Burns is one of the most serious injuries to mankind, considering the difficulty of treating a burn injury.Aims of the study: this study aimed to assess nurses' knowledge and practices regarding aseptic technique applied to burn patients at Teaching Hospitals in Mosul City.Methodology: Descriptive design selected for the assessment of nurses' knowledge and practices regarding aseptic technique applied to burn patients. The period of this study was in the 1\ June \ 2020 to 15 \ January \ 2021. A purposive sample for this study choice (60) nurses who agree to participate in the study. The tool was constructed, and it is composed of the three-part represents the demographic variables, assess the knowledge of nurses, and practices to an applied aseptic technique in managing patients with burns. The answer to the questions in part two is symbolized as (0) for the incorrect answer and (1) for the correct answer. While practices items were: (3) always, (2) for some time, and (1) for never. Performed descriptive statistics and inferential statistical methods were by SPSS (Version 25) by using the data significant at P. value ≤ 0.05.Results: The results represented a higher percentage of age group (26-30) years was 41.7%, the majority of gender was 51.7% males in the study. Most certificates were secondary school nursing. The years of experience between (1-5 years), the nurses have inadequate knowledge and practiced aseptic technique for managing burn patients.Conclusion: The majorities of nurses have insufficient knowledge and used aseptic technique at an inadequate level in practice. The study discovered a significant relationship between nurses' knowledge and practices with their age.Recommendations: To reduce mortality and morbidity, burn patients must be managed using aseptic technique, which necessitates training and adequate facilities

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Nurses Knowledge and Practices Regarding Aseptic Technique Applied with Burn Patients at Teaching Hospitals in Mosul City

Mukhlif¹,

Mansour²

2021

Kufa Jour. Nurs. Sci.

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Effect of an Educational Program on Nurse’s Performance Regard Monitoring Fluid and Electrolyte Replacement for Burned Patients

Awad¹,

Mohamed

Hamed

2020

Egyptian Journal of Health Care

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Background; monitoring of fluid balance activities is guides nursing interventions to achieve physiological stability. Aim; this study aims to evaluate the effect of an educational program on nurse performance regard monitoring fluid and electrolyte replacement for burned patients. Research Design: A quasi-experimental research design will be conducted to achieve the stated aim. Setting: The study will be conducted in burn department at Benha Teaching Hospital. Subjects: all nurses in mentioned sitting during the period from the beginning of July 2018 to December 2019. Result: the result of this study showed that nearly half of nurses aged between 30≥ 40 years old, more than half of them had more than 10 years of experience and didn't receive previous training about fluids and electrolytes replacement, the minority of nurses had good total knowledge score regarding monitoring fluid and electrolyte replacement therapy for burn patient preprogram, then increased to majority post program implementation , less than half of nurses had satisfactory practices score regarding monitoring fluids and electrolytes replacement therapy for burn patient preprogram, while increased to majority post program implementation. Also there are positive correlation between nurse's knowledge and practice regard monitoring fluid and electrolyte replacement therapy for burned patient post program Conclusion; the current study concluded that implementation of health education program has a positive effect on improvement of the nurses' knowledge and practices practice regard monitoring fluid and electrolyte replacement therapy for burned patient post program than preprogram. Recommendations: This study recommended that emphasize the importance of a continuous inservice educational program regard monitoring fluid and electrolyte replacement therapy for burned patient, Further study with replication of the current study on a larger probability sample is recommended to achieve generalization of the results and wider utilization of the designed educational program

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Nursing Guidelines and Its Effects on Nurses’ Knowledge and Patient Safety Regarding Nosocomial Infection Control Measures in Burn Unit

Abstract: Abstract:Background:Infection prevention and control (IPC)

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Nurses Knowledge and Practices Regarding Aseptic Technique Applied with Burn Patients at Teaching Hospitals in Mosul City

Nurses Knowledge and Practices Regarding Aseptic Technique Applied with Burn Patients at Teaching Hospitals in Mosul City

Effect of an Educational Program on Nurse’s Performance Regard Monitoring Fluid and Electrolyte Replacement for Burned Patients

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