Quality audit analysis of the implementation of hand washing 5 moments 6 steps for doctors and nurses with the incidence of plebitis in the hospital

Background: Health professionals In hand washing are often associated with efforts to prevent cross-Infection In hospitals. Compliance of health professionals In doing hand washing on average Is still below 40%. This situation Is very risk cause nosocomial Infections In service to patients In the hospital. The Incidence of phlebitis In Infusion Is one Indicator that must be considered In the quality of Infection prevention and control target with Indicators below 1.5 per mile. Methods: This study uses a quantitative analytical approach that alms to analyze the relationship between the audit of the quality of the Implementation of hand washing of health professionals with the Incidence of phlebitis In hospitals. Compliance with health professionals hand washing was observed by auditing the quality of hand washing 5 moments and 6 steps carried out by the Infection Prevention Control Nurse (IPCN) consisting of doctors n = 30 and nurses n = 70. Phlebitis was measured through dally recordings and monitoring by the Infection Prevention Control Link Nurse (IPCLN) In 4 rooms the results were validated by the IPCN and the hospital's control and prevention committee. Data analysis using SEM WarpPLS. Results: There Is a significant relationship between the audit of nurses hand washing with the Incidence of phlebitis with p value: 0.007 (highly significant), obtained R-Square determinant or R² = 0.19 meaning that 19% of nurses hand washing Is at risk of causing phlebitis. There Is no relationship between the audit of the doctor's hand washing with the Incidence of phlebitis p value: 0.416 (Not significant). Conclusion: There Is a significant relationship between the audit of the Implementation of hand washing 5 moment 6 steps nurses with the Incidence of phlebitis.