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Promoting Patient Safety Through Interprofessional Education Simulation

Katie Cavnar, Jill Van Der Like and Lela Hobby-Burns
American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science October 2017, 30 (4) 228-232; DOI: https://doi.org/10.29074/ascls.30.4.228
Katie Cavnar
University of West Florida. College of Health, Pensacola, FL
MS, MLS (ASCP)
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Jill Van Der Like
University of West Florida, College of Health, Pensacola, FL
DNP, MSN, RNC
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Lela Hobby-Burns
University of West Florida, College of Health, Pensacola, FL
DNP, MSN APHN-BC
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    Mean hand hygiene times on SIM Day 1 and SIM Day 2 (6-weeks later)

    Sim DayIntervention group Mean HH time in seconds (SD) N=15Control group Mean HH time in seconds (SD) N=12(p-value)
    Sim 1 pre-patient48.7 (10.7)33.0 (12.9)0.002
    Sim 1 post-patient35.3 (17.3)25.9 (11.3)0.119
    Sim 2 pre-patient50.5 (8.13)37.0 (14.34)0.026
    Sim 2 post-patient39.6 (8.69)34.1 (12.25)0.224
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    Mean hand hygiene times of all students during both SIM days.

    All students (both groups)Pre-patient mean seconds (SD)Post-patient mean seconds (SD)Paired t-testP-value
    Both days combined88.2 (22.54)70.6 (23.8)4.67< 0.0001
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Katie Cavnar, Jill Van Der Like, Lela Hobby-Burns
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