Determining Factors in the Implementation of Biosecurity Measures by Hospital Nurses in Piura, Peru.

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Nursing Reports Pub Date : 2024-08-26 DOI:10.3390/nursrep14030158

Luz Mirella Agurto Córdova, Danicsa Karina Espino Carrasco, Briseidy Massiel Santa Cruz Espino, Mayury Espino Carrasco, Cindy Vargas Cabrera, Royer Vásquez Cachay, Lady Dávila Valdera, Edson David Valdera Benavides, Roque Valderrama Soto

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Nosocomial infections are a significant cause of morbidity, mortality, and increased treatment costs in hospitals. This study aimed to analyze the factors determining the implementation of biosafety measures by the nursing staff of four hospitals in Piura via a structural equation modeling (SEM) approach. A total of 215 nurses from various hospitals in the region participated by completing an online survey. The results demonstrated that extrinsic factors (FEX) positively influence the implementation of biosafety measures (BIOM) (β = 0.319 ***), as do intrinsic factors (FINT) (β = 0.520 **). Furthermore, intrinsic factors mediate the relationship between extrinsic factors and the implementation of biosafety measures (β = 0.443 ***). In conclusion, this study provides a deeper understanding of biosafety dynamics in healthcare settings and lays the groundwork for the development of customized interventions and ongoing training programs that ensure the optimal implementation of biosafety measures in hospitals.

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秘鲁皮乌拉医院护士实施生物安全措施的决定因素。

非医院感染是导致医院发病率、死亡率和治疗费用增加的一个重要原因。本研究旨在通过结构方程建模（SEM）方法，分析决定皮乌拉四家医院护理人员实施生物安全措施的因素。共有 215 名来自该地区不同医院的护士参与了在线调查。结果表明，外在因素（FEX）对生物安全措施（BIOM）的实施有积极影响（β = 0.319 ***），内在因素（FINT）也有积极影响（β = 0.520 ***）。此外，内在因素也是外在因素与生物安全措施实施之间关系的中介（β = 0.443 ***）。总之，本研究加深了人们对医疗机构生物安全动态的理解，为制定个性化干预措施和持续培训计划奠定了基础，从而确保医院生物安全措施的最佳实施。

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