From: Infection control in delivery care units, Gujarat state, India: A needs assessment
 | % (N = 20) |
---|---|
A standard procedure exists | 70 |
   Type of information available |  |
Book and chart showing infection rates | 5 |
Chart only | 15 |
Written procedure available | 5 |
Verbal procedure reported | 45 |
   Management/procedural activities conducted |  |
Infection control committee (monthly meetings held) | 15 |
Case(s) of hospital acquired infection recorded | 5 |
Audit or maternal death review | 10 |
Any staff member attended training in infection control in last year | 25 |
   Details of clean practices or asepsis |  |
All staff routinely wash hands before procedures. | 95 |
Soap available at all times for hand-washing. | 95 |
Staff vigorously rub hands together with antiseptic or soap and water before any aseptic procedure such as a vaginal examination during labour. | 75 |
Sterile gloves | 80 |
Patients are advised for prevention of infection | 95 |
   Diagnosis and treatment |  |
Blood culture can be taken in facility | 25 |
Staff aware of common organisms found in blood/pus/fluid culture reports | 20 |
Antibiotics available in facilities for organisms found | 95 |