Hand Hygiene Practices and Promotion in Public Hospitals in Western Sierra Leone: Changes Following Operational Research in 2021
Hand hygiene is the most important intervention for preventing healthcare-associated infections and can reduce preventable morbidity and mortality. We described the changes in hand hygiene practices and promotion in 13 public hospitals (six secondary and seven tertiary) in the Western Area of Sierra...
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Matilda N. Kamara [verfasserIn] Sulaiman Lakoh [verfasserIn] Christiana Kallon [verfasserIn] Joseph Sam Kanu [verfasserIn] Rugiatu Z. Kamara [verfasserIn] Ibrahim Franklyn Kamara [verfasserIn] Matilda Mattu Moiwo [verfasserIn] Satta S. T. K. Kpagoi [verfasserIn] Olukemi Adekanmbi [verfasserIn] Marcel Manzi [verfasserIn] Bobson Derrick Fofanah [verfasserIn] Hemant Deepak Shewade [verfasserIn] |
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