Compliance and correctness of hand hygiene of health care workers in intensive care units of a tertiary first-class hospital
10.12138/j.issn.1671-9638.20244889
- VernacularTitle:某三级甲等医院ICU工作人员手卫生依从性及正确性调查分析
- Author:
Ming-Jun ZOU
1
;
Li TAN
;
Min XU
;
Chuan XU
;
Kun TAN
;
Xiao WANG
Author Information
1. 华中科技大学同济医学院附属同济医院医院感染管理科,湖北武汉 430030
- Keywords:
intensive care unit;
health care worker;
hand hygiene;
compliance rate;
correct rate
- From:
Chinese Journal of Infection Control
2024;23(3):298-304
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To study the compliance and correctness of hand hygiene(HH)of staff in intensive care units(ICUs)of a tertiary first-class hospital,and provide theoretical basis for HH intervention.Methods In April 2023,staff in 17 ICUs of this hospital were performed on-site survey by infection control staff,and monitoring forms about HH compliance and correctness were filled out.Results A total of 874 HH opportunities were ob-served with the concealed observation method,501 HH opportunities were implemented,the compliance rate was 57.32％,273 HH opportunities were correctly implemented,with an correct rate of 54.49％.The compliance and correct rate of HH among staff in different ICUs varied significantly.Compliance and correct rates of HH among staff with different jobs were statistically different:HH compliance rate of cleaners(31.97％)was lower than that of nurses(63.83％),doctors(58.77％)and other personnel(58.14％);HH correct rate of cleaners(30.77％)was lower than that of nurses(58.17％).The causes for not implementing HH among staff with different jobs and at different HH opportunities were statistically different:the rate of not implementing any HH measures after con-tact with patients(84.75％)was higher than before contact with patients(41.27％),before clean and sterile ma-nipulation(30.00％),as well as after contact with blood and body fluid(45.45％).The rate of not implementing any HH measures after contact with the patient's surrounding environment(66.67％)was higher than before con-tact with patient as well as before clean and sterile manipulation.The rates of incomplete HH steps and insufficient HH time among staff with different jobs were statistically different:The rates of incomplete HH steps of other per-sonnel(82.35％)was higher than that of doctors(52.63％).The rates of insufficient HH time of doctors(82.46％)and nurses(78.18％)were higher than that of cleaners(51.85％).Conclusion The implementation of HH among different occupational groups and at different HH implementation opportunities in ICU is significantly different,which should be intervened based on their characteristics.
