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Implementasi Five Moment Hand Hygiene Pada Perawat Di Ruang Rawat Medikal Bedah Rumah Sakit Santa Elisabeth Medan Cindy Clara Sinaga; Lili Suryani Tumanggor; Samfriati Sinurat
Nursing Applied Journal Vol. 2 No. 2 (2024): April : Nursing Applied Journal
Publisher : LPPM STIKES KESETIAKAWANAN SOSIAL INDONESIA

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.57213/naj.v2i2.217

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The prevalence of nosocomial infections worldwide has become a serious concern for healthcare professionals, especially in hospitals. One contributing factor is the inadequate implementation of the five moments hand hygiene in handwashing procedures that do not conform to operational procedure standards. The aim of this research is to determine how the implementation of the five moments hand hygiene among nurses in the surgical medical care ward at Santa Elisabeth Hospital in Medan. This study utilized a descriptive cross-sectional approach, employing observation sheets. The sample size included 30 nurses in the Surgical Medical Care Ward at Santa Elisabeth Hospital in Medan, using total sampling technique. The measurement tool was an observation sheet, and the data analysis employed univariate analysis. The research findings revealed that, in the first moment before patient contact, 56.7% of nurses did not adhere to the practice, while 43.3% did. In the second moment, before aseptic procedures, 56.7% of nurses did not comply, and 43.3% did. In the third moment, after exposure to patient body fluids, all nurses (100%) adhered to the practice. In the fourth moment, after patient contact, all nurses (100%) complied. In the fifth moment, after contact with the patient's environment, all nurses (100%) followed the practice. It is hoped that nurses can consistently implement the five moments hand hygiene to prevent disease transmission and nosocomial infections, fostering a habit of incorporating these practices into nosocomial infection prevention.
Nurses' Perceptions of Caring Behavior at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Medan 2023 Irene Pernanda Naibaho; Mestiana Br. Karo; Lili Suryani Tumanggor
Jurnal EduHealth Vol. 17 No. 02 (2026): Jurnal EduHealt
Publisher : Sean Institute

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Caring is a moral attitude in nursing practice, the caring nature of nurses when dealing with sick people and patient families. Every day must show that nurses really care about the situation. Caring behavior is an action based on caring, compassion, skills, empathy, responsibility, sensitivity, and support. In general, caring behavior is a form of basic nursing practice in which the patient feels comfortable and assisted in carrying out the patient's healing process more quickly. The purpose of this study is to determine nurses understanding of caring behavior This research uses a qualitative approach with the phenomenological method. The data collection is carried out by means of in-depth interviews with 5 questions to dig deeper into the understanding of nurses in caring behavior. Taking participants using simple random sampling technique 5 participants. The data analysis technique used is thematic analysis. Based on the results of direct interviews, the results obtain: Caring is a sense of good interpersonal relationships, being sensitive and concerned about the patient's condition. Caring behavior is when providing nursing care to patients. Caring behavior can be given by showing empathy and sincerity towards patients, trying to overcome patient complaints and not discriminating between patients. Caring behavior is very beneficial for patients so that they feel satisfied and happy with their treatment, build a trusting relationship and improve the quality of nursing care. There are obstacles in the implementation of caring behavior, namely when nurse cares and serves the patient well, but the patient refuses and gets angry.
Co-Authors Cindy Clara Sinaga Irene Pernanda Naibaho Mestiana Br. Karo Samfriati Sinurat