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Table 4 Attitude on Hospital-acquired Infection Control

From: Applying interprofessional simulation to improve knowledge, attitude and practice in hospital- acquired infection control among health professionals

Ā 

Experimental (Nā€‰=ā€‰36)

Control (Nā€‰=ā€‰40)

Attitude

Pre- experimental

Immediate- experimental

Post-experimental

Pre-Control

Post- Control

Ā 

Agree

n (%)

Agree

n(%)

Agree

n (%)

Agree

n (%)

Agree

n (%)

13.Guidelines are necessary for the correct application of disinfection/ sterilization procedure

36(100)

36(100)

35(97.2)

40(100)

40(100)

14.It is necessary for health professionals to know whether a patient has an infectious disease

35(97.2)

36(100)

36(100)

39(97.5)

40(100)

15.Patient with infectious disease should be treated only in a specialist centre

25(69.4)

27(75)

26(72.2)

22(55)

23(57.5)

16.Routine hand decontamination (e.g. hand washing) reduces the risk of infection in patients

36(100)

36(100)

36(100)

40(100)

40(100)

17.Routine hand decontamination (e.g. hand washing) reduces the risk of infection in healthcare personnel

36(100)

36(100)

36(100)

38(95)

40(100)

18.Hand decontamination between each patient protects both staff and patients

36(100)

36(100)

36(100)

33(82.5)

40(100)

19.Advise should be given to patient and visitors about prevention and transmission of hospital-acquired infection

36(100)

36(100)

35(97.2)

39(97.5)

40(100)

20.Staff should be aware of aseptic policies

36(100)

36(100)

36(100)

40(100)

40(100)

21. Infection control training is important

36(100)

36(100)

36(100)

40(100)

40(100)

Maximum

9

9

9

9

9

Minimum

8

8

7

7

8

Mean (SD)

8.67(0.48)

8.75(0.44)

8.69(0.53)

8.28(0.75)

8.58(0.50)

  1. Note: SDĀ Standard Deviation; Aā€‰Agree; DAā€‰Disagree; Uncertain