Variation in administrators' and clinicians' attitudes toward critical elements of an infection control program and the role of the infection control practitioner in new south Wales, Australia

摘要

The overall response rate was 62.1/00(587/945). The extent of divergence between administrators and clinicians is not so great that it can not be resolved. Our findings demonstrate the Degree of administrator support that clinicians can expect for each element. We advocate better communication between clinicians and administrators In conjunction with objective strategic planning. Our findings provide a guide for ICPs to either establish or negotiate the core components of their IC program.