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Home > Volume 08, N04-2024 > Surgical hand hygiene compliance and its associated factors among medical staff at Hospital 199, Da Nang city, 2022

Surgical hand hygiene compliance and its associated factors among medical staff at Hospital 199, Da Nang city, 2022

  • Code : SKPT_24_044
  • Publish date : 30/08/2024
  • Page : 28-38
  • Author : Vu Thai Son
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  • Vu Thai Son 1 - Hanoi University of Public Health
  • Dinh Thi Thu Tham 2 - Hospital 199 - Ministry of Public Security

Objectives: Assess the current status and identify factors relating surgical hand hygiene compliance among medical staff at Hospital 199, Da Nang City, in 2022.

Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted on 52 medical staff participating in surgery with 156 observations. Use surveillance cameras and checklists (including 27 operating points and 3- time points) based on the Surgical Hand Hygiene Guidelines issued with Decision 3916/QD-BYT issued by the Ministry of Health.

Results: The overall compliance rate for surgical hand hygiene was 25% (39/156) based on 156 observations. Compliance rates for each step were: step 1, 89.7%; step 2, 46.2%; and step 3, 28.8%. Total surgical hand hygiene time exceeding 3 minutes was 63.5%, with fingernail brushing in step 1 exceeding 30 seconds at 89.7%. Notably, 12.8% of observations did not include step 3. Compliance rates among individual subjects varied: the nursing group showed a significantly higher compliance rate (47.1%) compared to the doctors' group (10.7%), with an odds ratio of 6.89 (CI 95% [3.05-15.56]). No other significant differences were identified.

Conclusion: Overall compliance with surgical hand hygiene was low. Step 1 surgical hand hygiene has the best compliance rate and time. But step 3 should be more noticed. Nurses have better compliance than doctors.

  • DOI : https://doi.org/10.38148/JHDS.0804SKPT24-044
  • Topics : Mô hình sức khỏe, ốm đau, bệnh tật, chất lượng cuộc sống
  • Type of article : Nghiên cứu gốc
  • Specialized : Chuyên Ngành Y

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  • Surgical hand hygiene
  • compliance procedures
  • medical staff
  • nurses
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