Provide an evaluation for each goal (easy and simple) 1)Nurse will educate the patient and his family regarding the importance of hygiene and how this is important to prevent the infection. Rationale: By this awareness of the patient increases regarding hygiene. 2) Nurse would instruct the patient regarding the steps of hand hygiene. Rationale: By this, the patient and his family come to know regarding the steps of hand hygiene. 3)Nurse would ask the patient and his family to repeat what the nurse has taught. Rationale: By this nurse can assess the knowledge and understanding of the patient and his family.

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