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Title: Nivel de conocimientos de higiene de manos en enfermeras y médicos de tres hospitales nacionales del seguro social de salud, 2018.
Alternate Title: Knowledge of hand hygiene among nurses and physicians in three national hospitals of the Peruvian social health insurance, 2018.
Authors: Condor-Rojas, Yudy1,2,3, Gil-Olivares, Fradis4,5, Emilia Fuentes-Rivera, Mary6, Margarita Mendoza-Carrión, Alina7, Jesús Terrel-Gutiérrez, Leonel8, Labán-Hijar, Rosa8, Condor-Rojas, Jessica9,10, Cuya-Chumpitaz, Consuelo11,12, Araujo-Castillo, Roger V.13 externo.raraujo@essalud.gob.pe, Culquichicón, Carlos14
Source: Revista del Cuerpo Médico del Hospital Nacional Almanzor Aguinaga Asenjo. 2020, Vol. 13 Issue 2, p141-145. 5p.
Abstract (English): Introduction: The hands of health care workers are the most common means of carrying the microorganisms responsible for healthcare-associated infections. The objective of our study was to evaluate the level of handwashing knowledge in three national social health insurance hospitals in metropolitan Lima, 2018. Material and Methods: During April-August 2018, we interviewed nurses and physicians from three national hospitals with a three-sections questionnaire to evaluate on a twenty-first scale the following domains: generalities, reasons for hand hygiene during health care, and situations to perform hand hygiene. Results: The median knowledge of nurses and physicians about hand hygiene was 13.41. The knowledge differs between nurses and physicians (13.3 vs. 13.6). Also, there was a lower frequency of success in the following items: hand disinfection lasts 20 to 30 seconds (54.1%, n=276), hand disinfection has 8 steps (52.9%, n=270), elimination of transitory skin microorganisms (47.1%, n=240), when there is an infectious diagnosis (34.7%, n=177). Conclusion: The knowledge of nurses and physicians was low and there is a difference between professional subgroups. It is recommended to implement continuous training following the WHO multimodular strategies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): Introducción: Las manos de los trabajadores de la salud son los más frecuentes medios portadores de los microorganismos responsables de infecciones asociadas a la atención en salud. El objetivo de nuestro estudio fue evaluar el nivel de conocimientos de lavado de manos de tres hospitales nacionales del seguro social de salud en Lima metropolitana, 2018. Material y Métodos: Durante abril-agosto 2018, entrevistamos a enfermeras y médicos de tres hospitales nacionales con un cuestionario administrado en tres secciones y evaluado en escala vigesimal: generalidades, razones de la higiene de manos durante atención en salud y situaciones para realizar la higiene de manos. Resultados: La mediana del nivel de conocimientos de enfermeras y médicos sobre higiene de manos fue de 13,41. El nivel de conocimientos es diferente entre enfermeras y médicos (13,3 vs. 13,6). Asimismo, se encontraron menor frecuencia de acierto en los ítems: desinfección de manos dura 20 a 30 segundos (54,1%, n=276), desinfección de manos tiene 8 pasos (52,9%, n=270), eliminar los microorganismos transitorios de la piel (47,1%, n=240), cuando existe un diagnóstico infeccioso (34,7%, n=177). Conclusión: El nivel de conocimientos de las enfermeras y médicos fue bajo y existe diferencia entre subgrupos profesionales. Se recomienda implementar entrenamientos continuos siguiendo las estrategias multimodulares de la OMS. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Introduction: The hands of health care workers are the most common means of carrying the microorganisms responsible for healthcare-associated infections. The objective of our study was to evaluate the level of handwashing knowledge in three national social health insurance hospitals in metropolitan Lima, 2018. Material and Methods: During April-August 2018, we interviewed nurses and physicians from three national hospitals with a three-sections questionnaire to evaluate on a twenty-first scale the following domains: generalities, reasons for hand hygiene during health care, and situations to perform hand hygiene. Results: The median knowledge of nurses and physicians about hand hygiene was 13.41. The knowledge differs between nurses and physicians (13.3 vs. 13.6). Also, there was a lower frequency of success in the following items: hand disinfection lasts 20 to 30 seconds (54.1%, n=276), hand disinfection has 8 steps (52.9%, n=270), elimination of transitory skin microorganisms (47.1%, n=240), when there is an infectious diagnosis (34.7%, n=177). Conclusion: The knowledge of nurses and physicians was low and there is a difference between professional subgroups. It is recommended to implement continuous training following the WHO multimodular strategies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Introducción: Las manos de los trabajadores de la salud son los más frecuentes medios portadores de los microorganismos responsables de infecciones asociadas a la atención en salud. El objetivo de nuestro estudio fue evaluar el nivel de conocimientos de lavado de manos de tres hospitales nacionales del seguro social de salud en Lima metropolitana, 2018. Material y Métodos: Durante abril-agosto 2018, entrevistamos a enfermeras y médicos de tres hospitales nacionales con un cuestionario administrado en tres secciones y evaluado en escala vigesimal: generalidades, razones de la higiene de manos durante atención en salud y situaciones para realizar la higiene de manos. Resultados: La mediana del nivel de conocimientos de enfermeras y médicos sobre higiene de manos fue de 13,41. El nivel de conocimientos es diferente entre enfermeras y médicos (13,3 vs. 13,6). Asimismo, se encontraron menor frecuencia de acierto en los ítems: desinfección de manos dura 20 a 30 segundos (54,1%, n=276), desinfección de manos tiene 8 pasos (52,9%, n=270), eliminar los microorganismos transitorios de la piel (47,1%, n=240), cuando existe un diagnóstico infeccioso (34,7%, n=177). Conclusión: El nivel de conocimientos de las enfermeras y médicos fue bajo y existe diferencia entre subgrupos profesionales. Se recomienda implementar entrenamientos continuos siguiendo las estrategias multimodulares de la OMS. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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