ArticleInfection control and hospital epidemiology2023
Healthcare worker perceptions surrounding
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Abstract
objectiveTo understand healthcare worker (HCW) perceptions surrounding
designQualitative case study with focus groups.
settingA level IV, 150-bed NICU at a Midwestern academic medical center that conducts active surveillance and decolonization of
participantsNICU HCWs, including bedside nurses, nurse managers, therapy services personnel, pediatric nurse practitioners, clinical fellows, and attending neonatologists.
methodsSemistructured focus group interviews, assembled by occupation, were conducted by 2 study team members. Interviews were video recorded and transcribed. Deductive coding and thematic analyses were performed using NVivo software.
resultsIn total, 38 HCWs participated in 10 focus groups (1-12 participants each), lasting 40-90 minutes. Four main themes emerged: (1) Methicillin-resistant
conclusionsThese data highlight opportunities for HCW and parental education, research, and reevaluating interventions aimed at improving infection prevention efforts to reduce the burden of
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