Proper aseptic technique among emergency room nurses and personnel has been found to have the lowest risk of infection transmission compared to other factors. Following proper aseptic technique can help assure patient safety and improve health outcomes. However, nurses need to strengthen assessment, admission, prioritization of care, and timely discharge/transfer in order to avoid delays in care. If weaknesses are not addressed, it could negatively impact patient care and satisfaction with the institution. Overall, the study found that strict aseptic technique is important for minimizing infection risk and should be maintained.

1. Strengths:
PROPER ASEPTIC TECHNIQUE
Based on the data gathered by the researchers proper aseptic technique
between nurses and other emergency room personnel has the lowest computed T
value compared to the other.
With proper aseptic technique, nurses from the emergency room of FEU-
NRMF can assure patients safety with regards in infection and it can also improved
patients good prognosis.
Weaknesses
The nurses working in the emergency room should improve their abilities in
terms of the following: Assessment, admission, laboratory, prioritization, medical
care and transfer/discharge.
With the said weaknesses it can affect the nurses intervention with the patient
like delayed assessment to the patient.
Opportunities
As the nurses strengths, it can assure patient fast recovery which let the
patient comeback to the hospital that can be good feedback for institution.
Threats
If nurses do not improve in their weaknesses that was above, it can affect
their work as well as the patient going to the institution.
If there is delay in assessment, laboratories, medical care, and other areas
patient may not come back and happening can serves as a negative feedback to the
institution.
SUMMARRY OF FINDINGS
Based on the mentioned data, we the researchers gathered the specific strengths
and weaknesses of this study that can help to maintain and enhance the compliance
of the nurses to standard operating procedures and prioritizing the care patient. In
this study, we conclude that the proper aseptic technique is the strength part
because it has the lowest computed T value meaning, if the computed T value is
less than tabular T value the Null hypothesis is accepted.