Effect of Care Bundle Education Program on nurses’ knowledge and practice Regarding CLABSI in NICU
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https://doi.org/10.48047/82jzj346Keywords:
Blood stream infection, bundle care, educational program, neonates, nurses.Abstract
Background: Neonatal nurses in neonatal intensive care units play the most direct and continuous role in the care and maintenance of the CVC insertion site and should have experience with supportive care activities in the insertion and maintenance of central lines
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Abbady, A. Gaballah, S. Abotakia, A. & Sherif, W. (2019). Bundle of care for improving nurses' performance related to a central line-associated bloodstream infection. American Journal of Nursing Research. 7(4), 465-470.
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