Assessment of Quality of infection control in nursery in river nile hospital ( march -july 2018 )
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2018
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جامعة الشيخ عبدالله البدري
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Background: Nosocomial infection cause significant morbidity and
mortality in neonate intensive care unit patient, neonate particularly
those who are pre-term and low birth weight, are at higher risk of
acquiring infection compared with full term Objective: The study was
conducted to assessment quality of infection control in nursery. Study
designs: it was, descriptive qualitative cross sectional study conducted in
the period from march 2018 to July 2018 at river Nile hospital, study
area: nursery unit Data analysis: The data was analyzed by using
statistical package of social science (SPSS), Chi-Square and excel
program was used for figures and was presented in tables, figures
presentation Result: the majority of NICU designs percentage between
54% to 63% while few of hospitals percentage 90% from ideal designs.
NICU hand washing percentage between 68% to 84% in majority of
hospital while few of hospital percentage between 89% to 100% use of
PPE percentage 25% in majority hospital, while few of hospital
percentage is 66%. NICU invasive procedure percentage between 82% το
100% in majority hospital while few of hospital percentage is73%.
NICU isolation percentage between 0% to 11%, while few of hospital
percentage is55% NICU sterilization percentage between 40%to 53% in
majority of hospital, while few of hospitals percentage is60%. NICU
linen handling percentage between 35% to 57% in majority of hospital.
while few of hospital percentage is 85%
Conclusion: The majority of hospitals at River Nile state were performed
low to moderate level from infection control tools, while the few of
hospitals were performed high levels from infection control tools.