tailieunhanh - Effect of structured training program on nursing staff regarding awareness about biomedical waste management in a Tertiary care hospital

The management of biomedical waste is an important issue in healthcare facilities, big and small. Appropriate knowledge regarding it is necessary to prevent its health consequences. This study was undertaken to assess the existing knowledge, attitude and practices regarding BMW management amongst nurses and to evaluate the effect of a structured training program given to them and in the process to update them about the recent guidelines. The study was conducted at a tertiary care hospital in Aurangabad (Maharashtra). A total of 181 nurses participated in the study from various wards and ICUs across the hospital. A pre-training questionnaire was given to each participant. A structured training program was conducted for all the participants. At the end of the training sessions a pre-evaluated post- training questionnaire was given to all participants. Statistical analysis was done by using MS. Excel for paired sample T Test, χ2 (chi-square) test and percentage. | Effect of structured training program on nursing staff regarding awareness about biomedical waste management in a Tertiary care hospital

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• Biomedical waste
• Structured training program
• Nursing staff regarding awareness
• Biomedical waste management
• Tertiary care hospital
• Bio medical waste
• Infectious medical waste
• Waste management
• Waste disposal
• Final year MBBS students
• Hospital staff
• Biomedical waste management practices
• Tertiary health care institute
• Practises on biomedical
• Health care workers
• Housekeeping staff
• Housekeeping staff on biomedical waste management
• In house training
• Healthcare workers
• Knowledge attitude
• Housekeeping individuals are working
• Rural medical college
• Attitude and practice
• Bio medical waste management
• Sodium hypochlorite
• Body fluid disposal
• Double bucket system
• Liquid biomedical waste management
• Clinical Laboratory waste management
• Hospital infection control practices
• Bacillus cereus
• Different health care units
• Microbial assessment
• Bacteria in Food
• Waste Minimization
• Biomedical Importance
• Host Genetic Factors
• Infectious Diseases
• Emerging Diseases
• Rehabilitation Technologies
• Biomaterials
• Medical Waste
• Optics and Lasers
• Management and Patient Safety