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.  The quality of medical services can be regarded as an indication of the changes being implemented at a given moment. At the same time, improving the care quality remains essential, regardless of the current situation. This makes upgrading employees’ skills a necessity, for instance by preventing undesired events, like hospital acquired infections which are quite common. Aim.  The aim of this study was to measure the quality of nursing care delivered to patients who contracted a hospital-acquired disease, with special attention paid to the adherence by aseptic procedures. Material and methods.  The authors of this research study want to assess the quality of nursing care, looking through the lens of adherence by aseptic techniques. Results.  The study was conducted in hospitals of three different referral levels. Both the highest (=95.7%) and the lowest (=84.7%) rates in the field of quality of nursing care were reported in provincial hospitals. Conclusion.  1. There is a 10% deficit in terms of adherence to aseptic procedures. 2. Constant supervision and upgrading nursing staff skills is essential.

Nurse care quality and hospital-acquired infections: adhering to aseptic techniques