How does educating nursing staff on a non-standardized procedure for cleaning pneumatic pods affect adherence to infection control practices compared to existing procedures over a specified period?

Educating nursing staff on infection control practices improves their compliance, though the effectiveness can vary based on the type and continuity of interventions. Specific evidence on non-standardized procedures like pneumatic pod cleaning is limited.

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cleaning procedures, nursing education, infection prevention, infection control practices, non-standardized procedure, adherence, nursing staff, healthcare practices, infection control, pneumatic pods

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