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In this paper, the needs of community care for diabetic patients were studied, and the existing problems were summarized and analyzed. "Four drawbacks" on community care were pointed out, namely, lack of knowledge, insufficient service resources, deficiency of professional nursing staff, and inadequate management. There were also "four lacks" on diabetic patients, namely, lack of confidence, lack of attention, lack of knowledge and lack of compliance. Seven measures of community health care for diabetic patients were pointed out in this paper, which were to enhance the quality of personnel, to strengthen health education, to emphasize on psychological counseling, to enhance behavioral modification, to carry out medical consulting, and to implement the specific medical care and comprehensive intervention.
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OBJECTIVE To investigate the microorganisms on the hands of nurses who are doing the intravenous infusion.METHODS Sampled the hands of nurses during the procedure of intravenous infusion randomly,and then sampled after monitoring the nurses washing their hands by the six steps hand-cleaning technique.Then cultured the samples and did the identification of bacteria.The distribution of microorganism on nurses' hands was analyzed.RESULTS During the procedure of intravenous infusion,before and after the intervention the microorganisms on the nurses' hands had evident difference and with the statistic meanings.CONCLUSIONS The handwashing compliance among nurses before working in our hospital is poor,and the hand hygiene status during the nursing procedure needs to be improved.