Evidence-Based Practice for Nurses: Appraisal and Application of Research, Fifth Edition

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purpose of the design and the
study? How many people were in - What was the intervention? For quantitative data, if applicable, level of
the study? compare the baseline and follow-up evidence?
- What was the comparison or statistics. Were these changes
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Gomez, M. J. (2018)
Handwashing adherence -
Is that really our goal?
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Karaoglu, M. K., & Akin,
S. (2018). Effectiveness of
hygienic hand washing
training on hand washing
practices and knowledge: A
nonrandomized quasi-
experimental design. The
Journal of Continuing
Education in Nursing,
49(8), 360–371. https://
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Evaluate effect of A convenience sample of
HH training on Turkish nurses (N = 63)
the knowledge working on a
and practices of hematology/oncology,
nurses. transplant, and surgical
ICU
IV: 20 handwashing training Knowledge scores: One group pre-
session with 5–7 nurses per Pretest: 14.70 test/posttest
session, content taught was Posttest: 25.79 quasi-
not indicated p < 0.001 experimental
III
HH rate:
DVs: Pretest: 0–2.3%
- Knowledge: Nurse Posttest: 0–50%
knowledge form to test p < 0.001
knowledge of nurses
- HH rate: Hand washing Although training improved HH rates,
observation tool: Using a there is opportunity for improvement.
checklist, researcher covertly
watched RNs 5 days a week

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Hessels, A., & Larson, E.
(2016). Staff knowledge,
awareness, perceptions,
and beliefs about infection
prevention in pediatric
long-term care facilities.
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000136
Explore HCPs’ Purposive sample of 31 Individual interviews using an Four major themes were identified: Qualitative
knowledge about HCPs working in 3 interview guide study
preventing different pediatric health 1. HH products: various opinions VI
infection and HH, care facilities in New efficacy; lack of product availability;
attitudes about York poor quality of product
HH, and advice 2. Knowledge awareness, perceptions,
for improving and beliefs: motivation is internal and
compliance with external; “us and them”; disconnect
HH. between policy and practice
3. Barriers to infection: patient
characteristics, access, workflow, low
priority
4. Suggested improvements: firm
organizational direction, make HH fun,
direct feedback, lifting up things that
are going “fine”

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