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Research Utilization Project Nanncie Constantin NUR 590B

Objectives Discuss Problem Statement Different types of Hospital Acquired Infections Consequences of Hospital Acquired Infections Evidence-based research Solutions

Problem Statement Describe the problem that need a solution.

Problem Statement Con’t The importance of problem Increase hospital stay Financial strain on patients

Different types of Hospital acquire infections Most common Hospital acquire infections Surgical site infections Central line Ventilator associate pneumonia Catheter- associated Urinary tract infection

Consequences of Hospital Acquired Infections Additional Morbidity Prolonged Hospitalization Financial Burden Death

Research Support Evidence-based research

Solution for Problem Educational classes on infection control based on “My Five Moments for Hand Hygiene” Evidence-based research study

Educational Tools

Efficacy of Infection Control Hand WashingSterilization Cleaning hospital equipment

Rationale for Outcomes Prevent Infections Improve Patients’ Outcomes Decrease Infection Rates

Conclusion Infection control is every staff’s responsibility Ongoing education to patients and health care professionals will assist with the goal of sustaining infection control

Area for discussion The End!!!.

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