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Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Regarding Antimicrobial Stewardship Among Bedside Nurses in Selected Tertiary Hospitals in Baguio City, Philippines: A Cross-Sectional Study

World Journal of Nursing Research | Vol 5, Issue 1

Table 1. Socio-Demographic Characteristics of theParticipants (N = 119)

Characteristics Summary Statistic Characteristics Summary Statistic
Age (f, %)   Department (f, %)  
≤23 Years Old 3 (2.52%) Coronary Ward 3 (2.52%)
24 to 25 Years Old 28 (23.53%) Coronary ICU 1 (0.84%)
26 to 30 Years Old 30 (25.21%) Emergency Room 12 (10.08%)
31 to 35 Years Old 21 (17.65%) Hemodialysis 6 (5.04%)
≥36 Years Old 37 (31.09%) Medical Ward 22 (18.49%)
Sex (f, %)   Medical ICU 12 (10.08%)
Male 20 (16.81%) Medical-Surgical Ward 54 (45.38%)
Female 99 (83.19%) Surgical Ward 13 (10.92%)
Educational Attainment (f, %)   Surgical ICU 9 (7.56%)
Bachelor Degree 118 (99.16%) Operating and Recovery Room 29 (24.37%)
Master Degree 1 (0.84%) Pediatric Ward 6 (5.04%)
Duration of Experience (f, %)   Nursery and Neonatal ICU 4 (3.36%)
≥30 Days to 6 Months 7 (5.88%) Out-Patient Department 1 (0.84%)
≥6 Months to 12 Months 16 (13.45%) Others (e.g., Cath Lab, etc.) 13 (10.92%)
≥1 Year to 2 Years 30 (25.21%)    
≥2 Years to 5 Years 33 (27.73%)    
≥5 Years to 10 Years 33 (27.73%)