Using the Walden library, identify two to three current articles that address your selected research priority.

1. Determine relevant keywords to help you focus your research. For example, if your research priority is “preventing nosocomial infections”, relevant keywords may include “infection control,” “hospital-acquired infections,” “hand hygiene,” “antimicrobial resistance,” etc.
2. You can use a database like PubMed or Google Scholar for searching articles that contain your keywords. Search for articles using the Walden Library search engine.
3. Use filters to refine your search, such as date of publication, type of study, etc. Find current, relevant and up-to-date articles.

Below are some articles that discuss the prevention of nosocomial infection:

1. Title: Impact on antimicrobial safety programs in intensive care units. A systematic review and meta analysis. Antimicrobial Resistance and Infection Prevention. Authors: Suna Eryilmaz, et al. Date of publication: 2022.
2. Title: The Impact of an Infection Prevention and Control Program on Nosocomial Infections: A Retrospective Cohort Study. BMC Infectious Diseases. Authors: Nouran Taha, et al. Date of publication: 2021
3. Title: Effectiveness hand hygiene interventions to reduce hospital acquired infections in neonatal intensive-care units: A systematic analysis and meta-analysis. Journal: American Journal of Infection Control. Authors: Xinyu Liu, et al. Date of publication: 2021

The Walden Library and other databases may have other articles that are relevant to the topic of your research.