بكالوريوس / Bachelor's

This study aims to assess the level and types of bacterial contamination present on door handles of public restrooms and public facilities. Door handles are frequently touched surfaces that may serve as potential reservoirs for pathogenic microorganisms and contribute to the transmission of infectious diseases. The research will involve the collection and microbiological analysis of samples from door handles in selected public locations to identify bacterial species and determine the extent of contamination. The findings of this study are expected to provide valuable data on hygiene conditions in public facilities and support the development of effective infection prevention and control measures to protect public health.

All data collected in this study will be handled with strict confidentiality. The research will not involve the collection of personal identifiers such as names, identification numbers, or contact information. Samples will be labeled using coded identifiers to ensure anonymity. Access to collected data will be restricted to the principal investigator and authorized research team members only. All electronic data will be securely stored on password-protected devices, while any hard copies will be kept in locked files. The data will be used solely for research purposes and reported in aggregate form without identifying any specific individual or facility.

The study involves minimal risk. No personal data will be collected, and standard biosafety measures will be used to prevent exposure to bacteria during sample collection.

The study will provide information on bacterial contamination on door handles, helping improve hygiene practices and reduce the spread of infectious diseases in public facilities.

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