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影响遵守标准预防措施尺度的因素的跨文化可靠性和有效性 - 学生版本

Li Yang1, Chunchun Deng2, Jialun Xie3

  • 1Hospital Infection Control Department, The Fifth Affiliated Hospital, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou, Guangdong 510900, China.

Nurse education in practice
|February 7, 2026
PubMed
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影响标准预防措施因素规模-学生版本 (FIASP-SV) 的新中文版本得到了验证. 该工具可靠地评估护理学生遵守标准预防措施,这对于预防医疗保健相关感染至关重要.

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跨文化适应 跨文化适应感染控制的方法是感染控制.护理学生 护理学生心理测量验证的验证方法标准预防措施 标准预防措施

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