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Skin preparation for prevention of surgical site infection after obstetrics and gynecological abdominal surgery: A quality improvement project

One of the most common causes of postoperative morbidity is postoperative surgical site infection (SSI). Healthcare‐associated infection is a subject of great concern in healthcare services. The goal of the present study is to estimate the relative effectiveness of skin preparation solution chlorhexidine scrub followed by povidone‐iodine painting in the prevention of SSIs after caesarean delivery and abdominal gynecological surgery.