Assessment of infection control practices in maternity units in Southern…
By Intl J for Qualtiy in Health CareObjective. Puerperal sepsis accounts for 12% of maternal deaths in Nigeria. To date, little is known about the background hospital factors that predispose pregnant women to puerperal infection that leads to mortality. The objective of this study was to investigate the nature and pattern of existing policies and practices relating to infection control in maternity care centres in Edo state, South-South Nigeria.
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Assessment of infection control practices in maternity units in Southern…
Posted by Intl J for Qualtiy in Health Care
on Nov 12 2012. Filed under Journal Watch.
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