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Table 2. (Continued )


Author, Year, Country


Gomez 2006


Argentina/Middle


Jenkins 2014 17 LMIC


Design, Setting, Population (No.)


Before/After Mixed population (7,478)


Prospective Multiple hospitals Pediatrics (15,049)


Surgical Specialty


Multiple Interventions


Ed: Workshops, lectures and discussions


Ex: Automatic STOP SAP forms


Cardiac


En: Quality improvement teams. empower nurses


Ed: Educational webinars Ex: Congenital heart surgery check list


Ev: Worldwide registry


Khan 2006


India/Low


Kim 2015


Moldova/Low


Before/After Single unit Adults (308)


Before/After Single hospital Adults (2,743)


GI surgery


En: Teamwork/ multidisciplinary


Ed: Educational materials Ex: Guideline development (nominal group technique


Multiple


Ex: WHO surgical safety checklist, training, provision of pulse oximeters


Ev: Indicators, process measures feedback


Kwok 2013


Moldova/Low


Before/After Single hospital Mainly adults (4,357)


Schönmeyr 2014


India/Low


Before/after Mixed population (mainly


pediatrics)(654) Multiple


Ed: Staff training Ex: WHO surgical safety checklist, provision of pulse oximeters


Ev: Indicators, process measures feedback


Plastics


Ed: Standardized patient education, nursing education regarding postop care protocols, nurses delivered targeted individual and group education program on wound care protocols, discharge materials provided in local language with pictures


Ex: Standardized postoperative care


Singh 2012


India/Low


Time series analysis


Single unit Adults (2838)


Cardiac


En: Multidisciplinary teamwork


Ed: Staff education program (2 training modules and online continuous education)


Ex: Protocol Ev: Surveillance


Hand hygiene, isolation precautions, and wound care


Not reported CDC 1988


Decrease Pre: 46% Post: 3.27% P < .0001


Wound care, postoperative care was standardized


Not reported Not reported Decrease Pre: 8/220 (3.7%) Post: 1/252 (0.4%) P < .05


SAP Increase


SAP policy, hair removal, patient bathing, skin prep, diabetes control, surgical hand scrub


Antibiotic prophylaxis timing Increase


CDC Not reported


Decrease Pre: 21/222 (9.45%) Post: 0/56


Increase


Not reported Decrease Pre: 22% Short term: 8.5% P < .01 Long term: 6%, (P=.03)


Not reported Decrease Pre: 297/1,993 (14.9%) Post: 98/2,106 (4.7%) P < .001


SAP, patient warming, hand hygiene


Not reported CDC 2008


IPC Measures


SAP timing, regimen & duration adequacy


Compliance Increase


SSI Def.


CDC 1994


SSI Outcome


Decrease Pre: 111/3,496 (3.2%) After: 75/3,982 (1.9%) P < .01


Decreased over time SIR: for 2012 compared to 2010 was 0.77 (95% CI, 0.68–0.87)


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