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Appropriate use of personal protective equipment among healthcare workers in public sector hospitals and primary healthcare polyclinics during the SARS outbreak in Singapore.

机译:新加坡爆发SARS期间,公立医院和初级保健综合诊所的医护人员应适当使用个人防护设备。

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BACKGROUND: Singapore was affected by an outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) from 25 February to 31 May 2003, with 238 probable cases and 33 deaths. AIMS: To study usage of personal protective equipment (PPE) among three groups of healthcare workers (HCWs: doctors, nurses, and administrative staff), to determine if the appropriate PPE were used by the different groups and to examine the factors that may determine inappropriate use. METHODS: A self-administered questionnaire survey of 14,554 HCWs in nine healthcare settings, which included tertiary care hospitals, community hospitals, and polyclinics, was carried out in May-July 2003. Only doctors, nurses, and clerical staff were selected for subsequent analysis. RESULTS: A total of 10 236 valid questionnaires were returned (70.3% response); 873 doctors, 4404 nurses, and 921 clerical staff were studied. A total of 32.5% of doctors, 48.7% of nurses, and 77.1% of the administrative staff agreed that paper and/or surgical masks were "useful in protecting from contracting SARS". Among this group, 23.6% of doctors and 42.3% of nurses reported working with SARS patients. The view that a paper and/or surgical mask was adequate protection against SARS was held by 33.3% of doctors and 55.9% of nurses working at the A&E unit, 30.5% of doctors and 49.4% of nurses from medical wards, and 27.5% of doctors and 37.1% of nurses from intensive care units. Factors which predicted for agreement that paper and/or surgical masks were protective against SARS, included HCW's job title, reported contact with SARS patients, area of work, and Impact Events Scale scores. CONCLUSION: A variety of factors determine appropriate use of personal protective equipment by HCWs in the face of a major SARS outbreak.
机译:背景:新加坡于2003年2月25日至5月31日爆发严重急性呼吸道综合症(SARS),可能造成238例病例,并有33人死亡。目的:研究三组医护人员(医护人员:医生,护士和行政人员)中个人防护设备的使用,以确定不同组是否使用了适当的个人防护设备,并研究可能导致该问题的因素不当使用。方法:于2003年5月至7月对包括三级医院,社区医院和综合诊所在内的9个医疗机构的14,554名医护人员进行了自我管理的问卷调查。仅选择了医生,护士和文书人员进行后续分析。结果:共返回10 236份有效问卷(70.3%的答复);研究了873名医生,4404名护士和921名文书人员。共有32.5%的医生,48.7%的护士和77.1%的行政人员同意纸和/或口罩在“防止感染SARS中有用”。在这一组中,有23.6%的医生和42.3%的护士报告患有SARS患者。在急症室工作的医生中,有33.3%的医生和55.9%的护士,30.5%的医生和49.4%的护士来自医学病房,认为纸和/或口罩足以抵御SARS。重症监护室的医生和37.1%的护士。可以预测同意使用纸面罩和/或手术口罩预防SARS的因素包括HCW的职位,所报告的与SARS患者的接触,工作领域以及Impact Events Scale评分。结论:面对严重的SARS爆发,各种因素决定了医护人员适当使用个人防护设备。

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