Vascular Access Care at Hemodialysis Unit; nurses' compliance to Infection prevention and Control Practices العناية بالوصلة الدموية بوحدة االستصفاء الدموي ؛التزام الممرضات بممارسات الوقاية و

Moursy, Abeer M. El-Shatby; Sharaf, Amany Youssef

doi:10.9790/1959-0602036169

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“…This agreed with Abdel Ghafour et al (2021), who found that more than half of the nurses were from urban areas Regarding to level of education of the studied nurses, the current study result clarified that two fifths of them had a nursing school diploma; this might due to the highly qualified nurses always perform administrative work. In congruence with these findings, Moursy and Sharaf (2017) who study about "vascular access care at hemodialysis unit; nurses' compliance to infection prevention and control practice" and reported that highly percentage of the studied nurses the educational level were diploma. While This finding was contrasted with Sami and Faris ( compliance with central line associated blood stream infection prevention guidelines: Muslim et al (2018) in hospital Peshawar assessed practice of nursing care for central venous catheter among ICUs nurses in private tertiary care reported that most nurses providing patients' care had bachelor degree of nursing.…”

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Assessment of Nurses' Knowledge and Practices Regarding the Maintenance, Care, and Prevention of Central Venous Catheter-Related Infection in Adult Intensive Care Units in a Military Hospital

MOUSTAFA,

HUSSEIN,

SULTAN

et al. 2024

Journal of the Egyptian Society of Parasitology

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Central venous catheter insertion is not a benign procedure, it is a potentially harmful one, if it is not performed correctly, and it might result in life threatening complications. It causes substantial morbidity, mortality and incurs high costs; they are preventable through the adherence to strict guidelines by health care workers when caring for patients.A cross-sectional descriptive design was utilized in conducting the study, in a military hospital. The hospital provides inpatient and outpatient services to military personnel and their families, as well as to civilian people. Subject: A purposive sample was composed of 50 nurses who worked at the adult Intensive Care Unit in a military Hospital. The tool data were collected using a self-administered questionnaire to assess knowledge of ICU nurses related to the maintenance, care, and prevention of central venous catheter-related infection and an observation checklist to assess their practices.The results showed that 70 % of nurses had an average level of total knowledge, 52% had an incompetent level of practice to maintenance, care and prevention of central venous catheter-related infections. There were significant differences between nurses' characteristics and their knowledge, practices. here was a positive correlation between the nurses' knowledge, practices related to the Maintenance, Care, and Prevention of Central Venous Catheter-Related Infection.

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Assessment of Nurses' Knowledge and Practices Regarding the Maintenance, Care, and Prevention of Central Venous Catheter-Related Infection in Adult Intensive Care Units in a Military Hospital

MOUSTAFA,

HUSSEIN,

SULTAN

et al. 2024

Journal of the Egyptian Society of Parasitology

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“…This may be explained by the fact that health care providers with less education typically perform long shifts as bedside nurses. This finding was at odds with that of Moursy and Sharaf (2017), who discovered that nurses with bachelor's degrees practiced with a mean percent score that was much higher than those with diploma degrees.…”

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confidence: 78%

Health Care Providers' Practices of The WHO Protocol for Infection Prevention and Control of Covid-19 in Different Outpatient Settings

Kandeal Mahmoud Mouhamed,

Mohamed Weheida,

Youssef Sharaf

et al. 2024

Alexandria Scientific Nursing Journal

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“…Regarding Routine disinfection of the Dialysis Station after patient has left station of the dialysis pre/post educational program which indicate that there are highly difference in percentage between nurses' practices who done correctly all procedures' steps among pre and post -educational program and observed that no one follow the basic step in infection control ( hand hygiene ) . Although in Moursy & Sharaf ,(2017)show that on pre-test, the majority of nurses (80.0 %) performed disinfection and rinsing for hemodialysis machine inadequately.…”

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Effect of Educational Program about Infection Control Precautions for Nurses in Pediatric Hemodialysis Units

Ahmed

Mohamed

Ahmed

2019

Minia Scientific Nursing Journal

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Background: Hemodialysis places children at high risk for infection because of patient comorbidities and numerous human, environmental, and procedural factors. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of the educational program on the nurse's knowledge and their practices about infection control measures in hemodialysis units. Research design: Pre /post quasi experimental design was used in this study. Sample: A convenient sample of all nurses in hemodialysis units, Setting: the study was conducted in pediatric hemodialysis units at Minia University and Minia General Hospitals. Tools for Data Collection: A structured interview questionnaire sheet in Arabic language was used for the studied nurses as pre/posttest. It composed of the following parts: Part I: Demographic data related to the nurses' age, sex, qualification, years of experience and previous attending courses in infection control. Part II: Nurses, knowledge related to infection control in pediatric hemodialysis unites Part III: An observational checklist that was adopted from Control Diseases Center. (National Center for emerging and zoonotic infectious diseases division of health quality promotion). Results: the finding of the current study revealed that there were statistical significant differences between nurses' knowledge and practices at pre and post-program. There were significance correlations between nurses' knowledge, residence and occupation respectively at pre-program. Conclusion the study concluded that there were statistical significant differences between nurses' knowledge and practices at pre and post-program. Recommendation the study recommended that the developed program should be applied and repeat again every 6 months as well as provision of continuing education programs on regular basis is suggested in order to refresh and update nurse's knowledge.

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Vascular Access Care at Hemodialysis Unit; nurses' compliance to Infection prevention and Control Practices العناية بالوصلة الدموية بوحدة االستصفاء الدموي ؛التزام الممرضات بممارسات الوقاية و

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Assessment of Nurses' Knowledge and Practices Regarding the Maintenance, Care, and Prevention of Central Venous Catheter-Related Infection in Adult Intensive Care Units in a Military Hospital

Assessment of Nurses' Knowledge and Practices Regarding the Maintenance, Care, and Prevention of Central Venous Catheter-Related Infection in Adult Intensive Care Units in a Military Hospital

Health Care Providers' Practices of The WHO Protocol for Infection Prevention and Control of Covid-19 in Different Outpatient Settings

Effect of Educational Program about Infection Control Precautions for Nurses in Pediatric Hemodialysis Units

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