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Table 4: Number of African immigrant population in California.
| Gender | Yes (Number)% |
| Male | 50% |
| Female | 50% |
| Totals | 100% |
- Objective: Describe number of African immigrant population in California.
- Procedure: Tabulations
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both best practices and areas for improvement were identified.
Clinic/Ward practice
High performance (overall compliance rate of 97.3%) was achieved in clinics/wards. Forty-three out of 50 clinics/wards achieved full compliance based on the standards of structure and process criteria.
The high achievement in structure criteria indicated a positive supportive infrastructure for practicing effective infection prevention and control. Best practices in the following areas were observed:
- Continuous staff training was provided to enhance knowledge on infection prevention and control and related risk management
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in </li, </li, </li, </li, </li, </ul, <li, <li, <li, <li, <p, and strengthen skills in safe and effective use of PPE.</div, Fit testing on N95 respirators was provided to all staff to ensure optimal protection for staff during emergencies.</div, Internal audits on HH and infection control practices were conducted on a regular basis to monitor and review the performance.</div, Strategy Evaluation</h2, Two separated areas were specially assigned for PPE donning and PPE doffing.</div, Updated guidelines and information regarding infection control practices were accessible to all staff in their workplace.</divand thus the mask contaminated the face and ear. Perform hand hygiene Apply a palmful of ABHR which is enough to cover all surfaces Carry out 7 steps of hand hygiene for 20 seconds Did not apply sufficient amount of ABHR to cover all surfaces. The duration of hand rubbing was less than 20 seconds.…
- Grasp one glove at outside edge near the wrist
- Peel the glove off the hand by turning it inside-out
- Grasp the removed glove in the still-gloved hand
- Slide ungloved finger(s) underneath the wrist of the remaining gloved hand
- Peel the glove off the hand from inside
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which would help create an online knowledge base for the company. I assembled a meeting to explain the purpose and goal of this idea. While at first