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Anti-staphylococcal bundle to reduce surgical site infections in orthopaedic and cardiac surgeryFeedback summary of discussion paper and next steps
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Frequently asked questions about surgical site infectionsThese frequently asked questions about surgical site infections were written by the Centre for Disease Control (CDC) and answer questions such as 'What is an SSI?' and 'Can SSIs be treated?'.
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Collective learning: Quality improvement in aged residential careEarly in 2019, the Health Quality & Safety Commission's aged residential care programme team identified four care homes in the Auckland region, to carry out small-scale improvement projects over three months.
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Evaluation of the surgical site infection improvement programmeEvaluation of the surgical site infection improvement programme – final summative report.
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Template for infection prevention and control (IPC) walk rounds scheduleThis MS Word template is to support providers in developing and implementing an IPC walk rounds programme.
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Template for ward contacts – infection prevention and control (IPC) walk roundsThis MS Word template is to support providers in developing and implementing an IPC walk rounds programme.
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National hand hygiene compliance report 1 July–31 October 2016National hand hygiene compliance report for the period of 1 July–31 October 2016.
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A window on the quality of Aotearoa New Zealand's health care 2019 – a view on Māori health equityIn our ongoing Window series, this report focuses on Māori health equity, but also draws on thinking and ideas from both the broader fields of health equity and Māori health advancement throughout.
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Hand hygiene observation data collection formHand Hygiene New Zealand data observation data collection form.
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Hand Hygiene New Zealand questionnaire: Evaluating the tolerability and acceptability of alcohol-based hand rub among health care workersThese three documents are parts one, two and three of a questionnaire about evaluating the tolerability and acceptability of alcohol-based hand rub among health care workers.