Active Integration of Patients into Infection Control, as perceived by Health Care Professionals: Results of the AHOI Pilot Study

Figures & data

Table 1 Distribution of participating Health-Care Professionals’ Sex, Age, and Occupational Group

	Proportion	Frequency
Sex
Female	77.3%	17/22
Male	22.7%	5/22
Age
18–25 years	35.7%	10/28
26–35 years	25%	7/28
36–45 years	14.3%	4/28
46–55 years	17.9%	5/28
56–65 years	7.1%	2/28
Occupational group
Nursing personnel	62.1%	18/29
Surgeons	24.1%	7/29
Others*	13.8%	4/29

Notes: *Others, nursing apprentice, ward management assistant; To account for missing data, frequencies of every item are shown.

Figure 1 HCPs' identification with the AHOI-project (A) and Health Care Professionals’ evaluation of AHOI materials (B).

Notes: Figure 1A, Identification with AHOI, n= 27. Scale: 1=”not at all” - 10=”very”; Numeric answers to question: “How much can you identify with the AHOI content?”; Figure 1B, Evaluation of AHOI materials. Video “Stay Clean!” n= 24, Video “Mention It!” n= 21, Brochure n= 20. Scale: “bad (emoticon)” – “middle (emoticon)“ – ”good (emoticon)”; Answer to questions:” How do you rate the animated film on the topic/the brochure?”