Preventing Nosocomial Infections Through Effective Hand Hygiene
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This report provides a comprehensive overview of hand hygiene practices and their impact on preventing nosocomial infections. It begins by outlining the research question focused on how compliance with hand hygiene standards by healthcare professionals can prevent the spread of nosocomial infections. The report details the databases searched (Google Scholar, MEDLINE, PubMed Central, and CINAHL) to find relevant peer-reviewed articles. Key studies are summarized, including those by Alshehari et al. (2018), Haverstick et al. (2017), Kingston et al. (2016), and Sickbert-Bennett et al. (2016), highlighting the importance of hand hygiene in reducing healthcare-associated infections. The report also references the hierarchy of evidence, with citations including Ball & Regan (2019), Farhoudi et al. (2016), Frieden (2017), and ten Ham-Baloyi & Jordan (2016), to emphasize the reliability of the research. The report aims to provide a clear understanding of evidence-based hand hygiene practices, making it a valuable resource for healthcare professionals and students.
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