Assessment Of Knowledge And Practice Of Icu Care Bundles In Infection Control Among Physicians And Nurses Working In Three Governmental Hospitals (tikur Anbesa Specialized Hospital (tash)yekatit 12 And St. Peter Specialized H

Background: Intensive care is a continuum of care from various source of admissions wherernpatients‘ requiring a frequent evaluation and support to assure safe and effective outcomes.rnMortality in intensive care unit (ICU) is a global burden which results in a huge loss ofrnproductivity and financial costs. In Africa, the ICU mortality rate is high compared to developedrncontinents. ‗‗Evidence-Based Bundle‘‘ of care which involves 3–5 structured interventions helprnto reduce and prevent hospital acquired infections (HAI‘s). rn OBJECTIVE: To assess the knowledge and practice of ICU care bundles among physicians andrnnurses working in three government hospitals Adult ICU, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 2021. rnMETHODS: A cross-sectional descriptive study was conducted using a structured questionnairernand observational check list. Proportional sampling technique was used. Collected data wasrncleaned, coded and entered in to excel and SPSS version 26was used for analysis and descriptivernmethods such as frequencies, or proportions. A score of ≥ 60% is considered as knowledgeablernor good practice. Xrn2 rntests were used to look for association with P

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