Mixed methods evaluation of the impact of a short term training program on sterile processing knowledge, practice, and attitude in three hospitals in Benin

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Olive Fast
Christina Fast
Dan Fast
Suzanne Veltjens
Zouliha Salami
Michelle White
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[1] Mount Royal University,
[2] Sterile Processing Education Charitable Trust,undefined
[3] Mercy Ships,undefined
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Antimicrobial Resistance & Infection Control | / 7卷
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Sterile processing; Education; Africa; Mentoring; Mixed-methods;
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