Articles Vol. 63 No. Số tiếng Anh (2022) 08/12/2022

HAND HYGIENE COMPLIANCE STATUS OF MEDICAL STAFFS AT THE NATIONAL EYES HOSPITAL, IN 2021

Tran Thi Ly1, Le Van Nhan2, Dao Van Dung3, Le Thanh Ha4, Tran Quoc Thang3
1 National Lung Hospital
2 Van Hien University
3 Insitute of Community Health
4 National Eyes Hospita
Corresponding author: ly13021984@gmail.com
DOI: 10.52163/yhc.v63i9.551
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Keywords
Hand hygiene, related factors, medical staffs.
Abstract

Background: Hand hygiene (VST) is the simplest, most effective and most important
measure that contributes to reducing hospital-acquired infections, ensuring the safety
of health workers and improving the quality of patient care.
Objectives: Describe the knowledge and practice of hand hygiene of medical staff at
the National Eye Hospital and analyze some related factors.
Methods: Cross-sectional survey, quantitative research.
Results: This study collected information from 323 health workers (NVYT),
National Eye Hospital through questionnaires and observation using checklists. The
research results show that the knowledge and practice of hand hygiene in the control
of hospital-acquired infections of health workers is quite good.
Conclusion: The rate of health workers with knowledge of hand hygiene reached
74.9%. The rate of health workers with practices of hand hygiene reached over 85%.
There are 4 factors related to knowledge of hand hygiene including: age, working
position, working time and professional qualifications. Three factors related to
practices of hand hygiene including: Gender, working position and time of training
on infection control (p<0.05).

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