Analisis Kinerja Perawat Dalam Pengendalian Infeksi Nosokomial Di Rsu Pku Muhammadiyah Bantul Yogyakarta

Abstract

Background: Nosocomial infection is an important health care problem worldwide. Nosocomial infections in the hospital at about 9% (variation 3-21%) or over 1.4 million patients admitted to hospitals around the world. Nosocomial infections pose some problems, namely an increase in morbidity and mortality, the addition of day care, the increasing cost of care and dissatisfaction with both patients and their families. Nosocomial infection control efforts are very complex and involves a variety of targets including hospital personnel, patients, medical equipment, treatment rooms, and the environment. The purpose of this study was to mengetahuai performance of nosocomial infection control nurse in PKU Muhammadiyah Hospital in Bantul, Yogyakarta.

Analysis Of Knowledge, Characteristics, Attitude, And Behavior Of Nurses Regarding The Use Of Ppe (Personal Protection Equipment) In Accordance With Standard Operational Procedure (Sop) In The Inpatient Room Of Royal Prima Medan General Hospital

“…The use of PPE is not affected by the level of education there. This is because the average respondent has a Diploma in education.This is in accordance with previous research conducted by Herpan 2012 where the results of the research obtained a p-value = 0.486 which means that the relationship between education and nurse performance in controlling INOS at PKU Bantul Hospital Yogyakarta is not significant, or there is no relationship between education and nurse performance in controlling INOS at PKU Bantul Hospital Yogyakarta (Herpan, 2012).The higher the level of education, the more likely the workforce can work and carry out their work.…”

The Association Between Community Health Center Workers and Their Preparedness to Anticipate for Covid-19 at Work

“…This study was in line with the exploration conducted by Yuniar in 2013, which stated that there was a significant relationship between knowledge and nurse performance in preventing nosocomial infections at PKU Bantul Hospital, Yogjakarta, with a p-value of 0.000. That respondents with low knowledge had the opportunity not to control INOS 7.115 times (Herpan and Wardani, 2013). Acceptance of behavior change in a person can be assessed through the level of a person's knowledge, attitudes, and practices to achieve health authority.…”

“…The level of knowledge, good preparedness, age level, and the absence of misunderstandings in providing information are included in predisposing factors in risk management to anticipate COVID-19 (Shi et al, 2020). This makes health workers better prepared to prevent COVID-19 in the workplace (Herpan and Wardani, 2013).…”

Nursesr Performance in Preventing Healthcare Associated Infections at Murni Teguh Memorial Hospital in 2017

“…The results of the study showed that there is a relationship between education level and nurses' performance in preventing healthcare associated infections. Education is the act or process that planned to affect others, either individually, groups, or communities so that they will do as the lecturer expected [7]. As in [8], education will affect a person in making decisions so that the higher the education level, the more understand the person about knowledge and will affect their behaviors, so their compliance behavior also will be higher.…”