Browsing College of Medicine and Health Sciences by Subject "Intensive care units"

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Competence regarding mechanical ventilation among the nurses working in intensive care units of two university teaching hospitals in Rwanda.

Mahoro, Jean de Dieu (University of Rwanda, 2019-06)

Background: More than fifty percent of critically patients admitted in intensive care units require respiratory supports with mechanical ventilation (MV).However the nurse‟s levels of competence on mechanical ventilation ...
Knowledge and practice on preventive measures of nosocomial infections among nurses working in intensive care unit of Referral Hospitals.

Nyirantibibaza, Marianne (Univeristy of Rwanda, 2017-08)

Background: The burden of nosocomial infections all over the world is still causing problems including high morbidity resulting in many cases of death. As nosocomial infections are preventable through the use of appropriate ...
Knowledge, attitude and practices of nurses towards the prevention of catheter-associated urinary tract infection in selected Referral Hospitals in Rwanda.

Mukakamanzi, Jacqueline (University of Rwanda, 2017-07)

Catheter-associated urinary tract infection (CAUTI) is the most common health care-associated infection accounting for 80% of all hospital acquired infection and is mostly related to the use of urinary catheter frequently ...

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