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. 2019 Oct 14;7(21):3691–3697. doi: 10.3889/oamjms.2019.593

Table 4.

Comparison of change difference percentage in knowledge and practices of patient safety and infection control among the studied participants

Knowledge of Patient safety Percent Change difference (%) Surgeons (n = 48) Anesthetists (n = 8) Nurses (n = 16) P-value
Factors inside OR could lead to medical errors Median (min-max) 0 (0-300) 0 (0-0) 16.7 (0-300) 0.002*
Types of medical errors inside OR Median (min-max) 50 (16.7-250) 8.3 (0-16.7) 18.3 (0-250) 0.112
Reporting medical errors when happen Median (min-max) 0 (0-100) 0 (0-0) 0 (0-100) 0.668
Total Median (min-max) 27 (4-160) 45 (8-59) 38 (8-191) 0.78
Practices of Patient safety Percent Change difference (%)
Before inducing anaesthesia (sign in) Median (min-max) ------ 5 (0-11) 33.3 (0-33.3) 0.085
Before skin incision (time out) Median (min-max) 250 (50-300) 100 (0-100) 50 (0-100) 0.08
Before patient leaves OR (sign out) Median (min-max) 0 (0-0) 100 (100-100) 33.3 (33.3-33.3) 0.003*
Total Median (min-max) 87 (21-270) 25 (11-32) 66 (9-87) 0.001*
Knowledge of Infection Control Percent Change difference (%)
Surgical hand washing Median (min-max) 66.7 (33-250) 40 (16.7-50) 66.7 (20-600) 0.033*
Personal protective equipment (PPE) Median (min-max) 20 (17-25) 20 (20-20) 20 (20-33) 0.006*
Total Median (min-max) 23 (1.96-115) 12 (4.5-25) 14 (2.89-27) 0.004*
Practices of Infection Control Percent Change difference (%)
Surgical Hand Washing Techniques Median (min-max) 100 (0-140) 150 (0-175) 120 (0-140) 0.156
Total Median (min-max) 29 (0-48) 31 (2-46) 13 (8-23) 0.071
*

P-value significant at < 0.05.