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Hand Hygiene

Position on Healthcare Visitor Hand Hygiene

Recent public health concerns call for innovative strategies to better protect clients, healthcare workers, and visitors in the healthcare setting. Pathogens can be found on the hands of visitors upon entry and exit from…

Position on Healthcare Client Hand Hygiene

   Cite as: Morales K, Puri K, Knighton S, Greene C, et al. (2020) Position on Healthcare Client Hand Hygiene. InfectionControl.tips. 7: 1-24 Abstract Recent public health concerns call for innovative strategies to better…

It’s Time to Dry Out

The importance of handwashing in preventing the spread of disease has been hailed as the single most effective way to prevent the spread of disease (CDC, 2018) and handwashing protocols have been established and…

Evaluation of Hand Disinfection using the Semmelweis System

   Tamás Haidegger is a co-founder and CEO of HandInScan. The remaining authors of this report and InfectionControl.tips declare no conflict of interest with the following research. Editor Note: Correct Order of Authors is as follows: Andrew Duong,…

Hand Hygiene at Home and School

Infectious diseases continue to be a health challenge and economic burden within our communities.  Though effective hand hygiene education is critical, there has been a steady decline in hygiene promotion, especially in the home.…

Nigeria: Hand Hygiene after Pandemics

Last year, Nigeria observed how an existential threat from the Ebola pandemic reinforced people’s attitude towards hand hygiene – a strongly held idea and collective belief in our cultures and religions – drove forward…

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