Summary of best evidence for surgical site infection prevention in emergency trauma orthopedics
XIONG Yongle
LIU Jing
CHEN Jie
MEI Donglin
FENG Wen
HUANG Guangjing
ZHENG Yun
Abstract：Objective:To retrieve,evaluate,and summarize the best evidence for the prevention of surgical site infections in emergency trauma orthopedics and to provide evidence-based support for the prevention of surgical site infections in emergency trauma orthopedics.Methods:Computerized search of relevant domestic and international websites and databases for RCTs,clinical guidelines,systematic evaluations,Meta-analyses,expert consensus,and best clinical practice on the prevention of surgical site infections in emergency trauma orthopedics.The time frame for the search was from January 1,2013 to October 20,2023.Two nurses trained in evidence-based medicine independently screened and quality assessed the literature,and extracted and summarized the best evidence-based evidence.Results:A total of 20 articles were included,including 6 clinical guidelines,8 systematic evaluations,2 Meta-analyses,3 expert consensus and 1 clinical decision.The evidence was consolidated into 4 dimensions:comprehensive preoperative protective measures,comprehensive intraoperative protective measures,comprehensive postoperative protective measures,and high-risk factors prevention measures,and 23 best evidence-based evidence for the prevention of surgical site infections in emergency trauma orthopedics were extracted.Conclusion:This study forms a prevention protocol for surgical site infections in emergency trauma orthopedics through rigorous evidence-based steps to reduce the rate of surgical site infections in emergency trauma orthopedics and standardize clinical practice in this field.
Keywords：emergencytrauma orthopedicssurgical site infectionpreventionsummary of evidenceevidence-based nursing
Publication Date：2024-12-31
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：8( 4371-4378 )