ArticleCleaner engineering and technology2022
Assessment of COVID-19 prevention and protection measures in hospitals.
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- Clinical Outcome and Prognosis of a Nosocomial Outbreak of COVID-19.Journal of clinical medicine · 2023Article
- Temporary COVID-19 Specialized Hospital: Management Strategies for Public Health Emergencies.Journal of multidisciplinary healthcare · 2023Article
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Abstract
This paper aims to develop an assessment framework for the Covid-19 prevention and protection measures in hospitals. The conceptual model is developed by using fifty-four attributes, fifteen criteria, and three enablers. The multi-grade fuzzy approach is used to develop the assessment framework, and Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) identifies the weaker attributes in the case organization. The case hospital's preventive and safety measures assessment level is 8.05, which is 'very highly focused on protection measures,' and fourteen weaker attributes were identified. The case hospital management should focus on the guidelines of Covid-19 preventive and protection measures, strict protocols, regular audits, education and training of the staff, and active surveillance. Case hospital managers should also focus on staffing and timings, the formulation of policies, and abiding by those policies without any fail. This proposed assessment model is a new initiative in-hospital assessment in preventive and safety measures in the healthcare sector during the Covid-19 era. This framework will enable hospital managers as a continuous assessment tool to improve their Covid-19 prevention operations.
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