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      Exploring infection prevention practices and its determinants in Dutch home-based nursing care, 2019-2020

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      Creators
      Huis, A.M.P.
      Wendt, B.
      Hulscher, M.E.J.L.
      Huisman-de Waal, G.J.
      Hautvast, J.L.
      Date of Archiving
      2020
      Archive
      DANS EASY
      DOI
      https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-zz3-aszh
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      Exploring infection prevention practices in home-based nursing care: A qualitative observational study  
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      Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/2066/227495   https://hdl.handle.net/2066/227495
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      Organization
      Medical Microbiology
      IQ Healthcare
      Primary and Community Care
      Audience(s)
      Health sciences
      Languages used
      Dutch; English
      Key words
      Infection Control [Mesh]; Hand Hygiene [Mesh]; Home-based Nursing Care; Barriers; Facilitators; Qualitative Research [Mesh]
      Abstract
      Infection prevention and control in home-based nursing care (HBNC) is of paramount importance to prevent healthcare-associated infections. Unfortunately, little is known about infection prevention practices in Dutch home-based nursing care. To address this gap in knowledge, we explored infection prevention practices in HBNC and the associated determinants that influence these practices. This study was performed in 3 Dutch home-based care organizations in 2018-2020. To enable a rich exploration within the specific HBNC context, we performed a qualitative study, combining non-participant ethnographic observations, individual in-depth interviews and group discussions. A comprehensive observation list was developed based on standard Infection prevention Practices and barriers and facilitators derived from literature and on expert advice. Field notes of the observations were typed and coded by the researchers following the observations to enable a rich and accurate overview that guides the next observation. The group discussions and interviews were guided by a topic guide, recorded and transcribed verbatim by an independent transcriber. Two researchers independently coded the transcripts. A constant comparative method was used for the analysis of the emerging themes from either the observations, the group discussions, and the interviews, until saturation was reached. Coding and analysis was conducted by using a qualitative software program (Atlas.ti). In this repository we provide the observation guide, the topic guide used in the focus groups, the anonymized transcripts of the focus groups, the codes derived from the transcripts, and the codes derived form the observations
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