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Hand hygiene compliance in patients under contact precautions and in the general hospital population
Martín Almaguer-Leyva Lidia Mendoza-Flores Ana Gabriela Medina-Torres Ana Gabriela Salinas-Caballero Jose Antonio Vidaña-Amaro Elvira Garza-Gonzalez Adrián Camacho-Ortiz 《American journal of infection control》2013
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Madhuri M. Sopirala Lisa Yahle-Dunbar Justin Smyer Linda Wellington Jeanne Dickman Nancy Zikri Jennifer Martin Pat Kulich David Taylor Hagop Mekhjian Mary Nash Jerry Mansfield Preeti Pancholi Mary Howard Linda Chase Susan Brown Kristopher Kipp Kristen Lefeld Amber Myers Xueliang Pan Julie E. Mangino 《American journal of infection control》2014
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Farley JE Doughman D Jeeva R Jeffries P Stanley JM 《American journal of infection control》2012,40(3):258-259
In this article, we review a newly developed evidence-based immersive simulation experience for use with health care personnel and students. The article provides information necessary for infection control professionals to understand the development process of the training. Evidence supporting the use of such training is provided, and opportunities to integrate this training into the health care setting and classroom are discussed. 相似文献
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John A. SpertusTim A. Dewhurst MDd Cynthia M. DoughertyPaul Nichol MDc Mary McDonellBrent Bliven PhD MSca Stephan D. Fihn MD MPHb c 《American heart journal》2002,143(1):145-150
Objective Our purpose was to determine the efficacy of health status measurement in quantifying improvements in quality of care provided by an “angina clinic.” Study Design In a pretest-posttest, nonequivalent control group design in the outpatient clinics of a Veterans Affairs Medical Center, 535 patients with coronary disease were followed up, without intervention, for 3 months and were defined as the “usual-care” group. Concurrently, a clinical trial that optimized the antianginal medications of 100 patients with chronic, stable coronary disease was conducted and defined as the “angina clinic” group. The 3-month change in scores for the Seattle Angina Questionnaire, a valid, reliable, and responsive disease-specific health status measure for patients with coronary disease, was used as the main outcome measure. Results After baseline differences between groups were controlled, the “angina clinic” conferred substantial improvement on patient symptom control (3-month benefit in angina frequency +9.4, P < .001; in angina stability +14.7, P < .001), treatment satisfaction (+8.6, P < .001), quality of life (+6.8, P < .001), and physical limitations resulting from coronary disease (+3.6, P = .047). Only the changes in physical limitation were not clinically significant. Conclusion Disease-specific health status measures can provide valuable insights into the quality of care associated with innovations in health care delivery. These results suggest that patients in a clinical trial optimizing antianginal medications had greater improvements in symptom control, treatment satisfaction, and quality of life compared with similar patients receiving “usual care” in a general medicine clinic. (Am Heart J 2002;143:145-50.) 相似文献
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