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    Efectividad del programa educativo “Manos Limpias Salvan Vidas” en los conocimientos, actitudes y prácticas de higiene de manos en el personal de enfermería en una clínica de Chiclayo, 2023
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2024-06-25) Fuentes Ramírez, Mayra Vanessa; Solís Paredes, Xiomy Anshelit; Millones Gomez, Segundo German
    This study aimed to determine the effectiveness of the educational program “Clean hands save lives” on the knowledge, attitudes and practices of hand hygiene in nursing staff in a clinic in Chiclayo 2023. The method was hypothetical-deductive with a quantitative approach. applied, preexperimental design, with a census sample, non-probabilistic sampling, made up of 114 nursing collaborators, the observation technique was applied and the instruments were questionnaires and observation lists, with prior informed consent. The results showed that there is a significant relationship between knowledge and the educational program, where the significance value (sig. = 0.000) is less than the theoretical significance value (α=0.05), where the educational program is effective in improving knowledge. , in terms of attitude and educational program, there is no relationship because the observed significance value (sig. = 0.790) is greater than the theoretical significance value (α=0.05), where the educational program is not effective in improve attitudes, and there is a relationship between practices and educational program, at the observed significance value (sig. = 0.000) is lower than the theoretical significance value (α=0.05), where the educational program is effective in improving practices hand hygiene in nursing staff. Concluding that, the educational program applied was effective in favorably modifying the knowledge and practice of hand hygiene, failing to modify the attitudes of the personnel studied since continuous monitoring and permanent education in healthcare collaborators is required to create a culture of hand hygiene.