Quality improvement tools (PDCA cycle) enhances compliance to nosocomial infection preventive measures: experience of a medical-surgical ICU

Abstract

Although nosocomial infection rates are prospectively collected and widely known, little is known about compliance rates to preventive measures that are assumed to be implemented for nosocomial infection control. Monitoring and improving compliance rates to preventive measures can help maintain nosocomial infection rates within acceptable ranges and even prevent outbreaks.

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