Back to Bessic (Bendan Surgical Site Infection Control) for Surgical Site Infection Prevention with Pip-Ed (Pre, Intra, and Post Operative Education) Guideline: New Innovation Idea
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Hospital as a health service unit that provides services in general and special fields, one of which is operating room services. The biggest issue in this installation is surgical wound infection, where many factors influence this condition. Education to patients and families regarding information on surgical wound infections can be given starting from before rehabilitation, during surgery and after the rehabilitation process. Education can provide an overview of surgical wound infections so that patients or families can do things according to existing guidelines so that surgical wound infections can be prevented. A new innovation regarding guidelines in patient education in preventing surgical wound infections called BeSSIC (Bendan Surgical Site Infection Control) with the PIP-ED (Pre, Intra, and Post- Operative Education) guideline provides an overview of educational checklists that must be given before, when and after the operation took place.
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