Publications:

Kurtz, S. L. (2016a). Are we sending the wrong message when we ask health care workers to wash their hands? Am J Infect Control, 44(10), 1184-1186. Retrieved from here this source.  (Accessed on 24 August 2018).

Kurtz, S. L. (2016b). How to streamline hospital communications for better decision-making. Hospitals & Health Networks, June 30, 2016. Retrieved from this source.  (Accessed on 24 August 2018).

Kurtz, S. L. (2017a). Demographic Factors Associated with Consistent Hand Hygiene Adherence Among ICU Nurses (Doctoral dissertation). 2017. Retrieved from ProQuest  ISBN: 9781369536546   (Accessed on 24 August 2018).

Kurtz, S. L. (2017b). Identification of low, high, and super gelers and barriers to hand hygiene among intensive care unit nurses. Am J Infect Control, 45(8), 839-843. Retrieved from this source. (Accessed on 24 August 2018).

Kurtz, S. L. (2017c). Measuring and accounting for the Hawthorne effect during a direct overt observational study of intensive care unit nurses. Am J Infect Control, 45(9), 995-1000. Retrieved from this source. (Accessed on 24 August 2018).

Kurtz, S. L. (2018). Introduction of new theory surveillance: Healthcare environment theory. Res Theor Nurs Pract, 32(2), 144-167(24). Retrieved from this source. (Accessed on 24 August 2018).