Untitled video

MW
by Misty Williams4 views·Updated Aug 26, 2021
Re-use contentCreate your own

Chapters

Audio TranscriptAuto-generated

  1. hospital acquired infections.
  2. Hospital acquired infections or Nasar commonly acquired infections that are
  3. not present or incubating at the time of admission to
  4. hospital. Um These infections can be uh Scotties which are
  5. catheter associated urinary tract infections collapses, surgical site infections, ventilator
  6. assisted pneumonia.
  7. Hospital acquired pneumonia and C.
  8. Diff infections.
  9. Yeah this data will help the organization to target the
  10. hospital associate infection rates of the hospital and compare it
  11. to the national average.
  12. Um The organization can target the infections so that it
  13. can work on decreasing the infection rates and help make
  14. the hospital safer place for patients.
  15. The hospital can use the data to predict and prevent
  16. infection rates.
  17. Um The Department of Human Services set a five year
  18. goal for hospital acquired infection prevention.
  19. The C.
  20. D. C.
  21. Plays an important role in producing the data.
  22. Ah This data helps pinpoint areas to improve in the
  23. progress progression of preventing and eliminating hospital associated infections.
  24. The cBc along with C.
  25. M. S.
  26. H. R.
  27. Q. And OSHA.
  28. All developed tools recommendations and programs to offer infection prevention
  29. strategies for hospital associated infections.
  30. The research question, what is the average rate of hospital
  31. associated infections between C.
  32. D. Fmr.
  33. S. And Kati CDF has the highest average of these
  34. associated infections.
  35. CDF does not have the highest average of these associated
  36. infections. Yeah the data shows that there are a lot
  37. of hospital acquired infections.
  38. The data was distracted from the C.
  39. D. F.
  40. M. R.
  41. S. A.
  42. And Cody observed cases.
  43. The maximum amount of C.
  44. Diff infections in the hospital was 4 39 caught.
  45. The infection was 2 49 and M.
  46. R. S.
  47. A. Infections with 74.
  48. The average differences in Kadi observed cases and M.
  49. R. S.
  50. M. R.
  51. S. A.
  52. Observed cases is 8.87.
  53. The average and differences in C.
  54. D. F.
  55. And M.
  56. R. S.
  57. A. Yes 20.86.
  58. The average in seeing if vs Cody observed it's 13.81.
  59. The average number of CDF observed cases was 23 point
  60. oh two.
  61. Cody cases is 10.91 and M.
  62. R. S.
  63. A. Cases is four point oh four.
  64. The results indicate that CDF is a more common hospital
  65. associated infection than um the M.
  66. R. S.
  67. A. And caught infections.
  68. The basic descriptive statistics for variables used in this research
  69. were hospital associated um infection measures mean median and mode
  70. of the measures and the minimum and maximum rates of
  71. the hospital associated infections were used.
  72. The organization can utilize the findings to make operational financial
  73. or clinical improvements.
  74. Hospital acquired infections are a major safety concern for both
  75. health care providers and the patients considering morbidity, mortality, increased
  76. length of stay and cost efforts should be made to
  77. make the hospitals as safe as possible by preventing um
  78. Such infections.
  79. The guidelines have been developed for health care personnel involved
  80. in patient care in words and critical care areas for
  81. persons responsible for surveillance and control of infections in hospitals.
  82. Cody versus M.
  83. R. S.
  84. A. Difference is 6.87.
  85. The lower end is 4.87.
  86. The upper end is um 8.87.
  87. Um The average C diff rate is 23.0.
  88. To the average party rate 10.91.
  89. The average M.
  90. R. S.
  91. A. Rate is four point oh four.
  92. So you can say that um C.
  93. Diff is has does have the higher in um average
  94. of the infections.
  95. Yeah. My results answered my question of which hospital acquired
  96. infection is more commonly acquired by patients in the hospital.
  97. CDF is the most common hospital acquired infections.
  98. The average C.
  99. Diff rates 23 point oh two whereas qadi was 10.91
  100. in M.
  101. R. S.
  102. A. Was 0.4 point oh four limitations with the data
  103. was used that was used with descriptive statistics.
  104. The cases are not inclusive and are selected according to
  105. the severity of the hospital acquired infection.
  106. The difficulty of finding adequate control groups with the limitation,
  107. the hospital records are not primarily designed for research because
  108. of diagnostic variability among hospitals was also a limitation.
  109. And the community population at risk cannot be precisely defined
  110. was a limitation The organization can utilize and find my
  111. aim. Let's go bad.
  112. Oh okay.
  113. The organization can utilize the findings to make operational financial
  114. and clinical improvements.
  115. Hospital acquired infections are a major safety concern for both
  116. health care providers and patients.
  117. Um more morbidity.
  118. More to more to mortality, increased length of stay and
  119. and the cost efforts should be made to make the
  120. hospital as safe as possible by preventing these um infections.
  121. These guidelines have been developed for health care personnel involved
  122. in patient care, um in critical care areas, for part
  123. persons responsible for surveillance and control of um hospital infections.
  124. And these are my references I used and that's then.