Training the short road for improving

This study was aimed at developing, implementing, and evaluating the effectiveness of a training program for infection control nurses through: a) Determining nurses' knowledge, practice and attitude towards infection control, b) Proposing a training program for infection control nurses, c) Validating the components of the proposed training program by experts, and d) Implementing the training program. Nurses had defective knowledge, negative attitudes, and inadequate performance related to infection control before implementation of the training program. Significant improvements were revealed after program implementation in nurses' knowledge and attitudes. The performance of job description duties slightly improved after the program, but still most of the nurses had inadequate practice

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Fatma ELNady, MSC, PHD Holder in Nursing Administration at Ain Shams University.Currently working as Lecturer of Nursing Administration at Fayoum University, she is interested in quality Management , Nursing theories , co operation with clinical settings in training programs , infection control , Nursing leadership,and management.