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Journal Article
Site Infections Reduced for Post-op Cesarean Section Patients
2018
Overview
Infection levels in mothers after cesarean sections were reduced at a California hospital with a remarkably simple fix: providing the right size bandage so too-large ones didn’t have to be cut by hand. Superficial surgical site infections (SSIs) were partly responsible for increasing readmissions each year, and they were becoming more common with an increasing number of cesarean sections, explains Lauren Korrub, RN, BSN, clinical nurse at the hospital. The team also introduced a container of hand sanitizing wipes to the patient’s bedside table, accounting for the fact that cesarean section patients are confined to bed for days and can’t easily wash or sanitize their hands in the bathroom or with the hand sanitizer on the wall.
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Relias Learning
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