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    Effectiveness of alcohol gel for hand disinfection among healthcare workers
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2019-06-30) Marín Tello, Magali Lizeth; Vargas Puclla, Luz; Rivera Lozada De Bonilla, Oriana
    Objective: Systematize the effectiveness of the use of alcohol gel for hand disinfection in health personnel. Material and Method: Quantitative study, systematic review. The population consisted of 25 reviewed articles, of which only 10 scientific articles were selected, located in scientific pages such as Pubmed, Cochrane, Scielo and Google academic. All examined according to the Grade scale, allowing their strength and quality of evidence to be defined. The 100% quantitative study (n=10/10) according to the methodological design (4/10) are quasi-experimental, (5/10) experimental and (1/10) systematic review. The countries where the investigations were carried out correspond to Colombia 10%, Korea 10%, Iran 10%, Guatemala 10%, United States 20%, Israel 10%, Mexico 10% and Brazil 20% Results: The review was carried out at 100% ( n=9/10) of the scientific articles examined showed the total effectiveness of the use of alcohol gel for hand disinfection in health personnel and (n= 1/10) shows weakness in its results due to some factors that altered the results (application technique, amount of alcohol gel and drying time.) Conclusions: After having investigated the 10 selected articles on the subject, it is concluded that 90% respond affirmatively about the effectiveness of the use of alcohol gel for hand disinfection in health personnel and only 10%, one could say, do not give full confirmation due to poor handling of the technique, insufficient amount of alcohol gel and drying time. what is needed for such aseptic practice.