Cesarean Section Infection prevention

Cesarean Section Infection prevention
What are some possible interventions and how can these interventions be implemented.
- Design an intervention using evidence, clinical expertise, patient values, and patient preferences. This intervention should be applicable to your own practice rather than to nursing as a whole. Ensure that your proposed intervention is not too broad to be feasible.
  - Examine how the intervention will alter your current practice.
  - Explain the steps needed to implement the recommended change; including stakeholders who will be involved, and how you will provide information to those stakeholders. Include information about the healthcare consumers affected and the rationale for the changes
Evaluating the Intervention: 1-page
- Describe the intended outcomes for the intervention. (i.e., if the intervention is successful, what changes do you hope to see?)
- Explain how you will determine if and when the intended outcomes are met or not met, including a recommendation of the type of data that ought to be collected. Note: You are not collecting data, only making a plan.
- Recommend effective (or evidence-based) evaluation strategies appropriate for this intervention