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Empowering surgical nurses improves compliance rates for antibiotic prophylaxis after caesarean birth
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 11/06/09
Shimoni Z et al. – Surgical nurses can ensure universal compliance for antibiotic prophylaxis in women after caesarean birth, leading to a reduction in wound infections.
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