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Hand Hygiene
Hand Hygiene (Infection Control)
Everything you need to complete this module is right here! Click on the links below to access the necessary tools and resources available for completion of this module.
Objective:
To increase awareness of the importance of hand hygiene for clinic staff and patients.
Activities Required for Diamond Status/Measures:
100% of staff complete an in-service training module (PowerPoint Presentation) on hand hygiene basics.
Have 100% of patient care staff sign the Hand Washing pledge.
Optional Activities:
Provide the CDC's
Guidelines for Hand Hygiene in Health Care Settings
to facility staff and offer them the opportunity to complete a post-test
Develop policies for hand hygiene and for monitoring hand hygiene.
Distribute word search on hand hygiene to patients
Declare one day as "Clean Hands Day" and post a proclamation
Order a
GloGerm
mini-kit designed to teach proper hand washing techniques to 25 people
Tools/Resources:
In-Service Training Module:
Hand Hygiene Basics
Script for In-Service
Hand Washing Pledge
Proclamation: Clean Hands Day: "Clean Hands Save Lives"
Model Hand Washing Policies & Procedures
Infection Tracking Log
Facts about...Hand Washing
Hand Hygiene
Word Search
and
answer key
Posters:
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Clean Hands Save Lives
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Proper Hand Washing
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Handwashing is the Best Way to Prevent the Spread of Infection
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Sequence for Donning and Removal of Personal Protective Equipment
Take Action Clean Hands Campaign
brochure
CDC MMWR:
Guidelines for Hand Hygiene in Health Care Settings
CDC MMWR:
Recommendations for Preventing Transmission of Infections among Chronic Hemodialysis Patients
WHO Brochure -
Hand Hygiene: Why, How, and When?
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After you have completed the Hand Hygiene (Infection Control) module, and have documented the required measures, please complete and submit to
your Network office
:
Completed
Project Reporting Form
In-service attendance log
Hand Washing Pledge
signed by 100% of facility staff
If you have any questions or need assistance, please
contact
your specific Network.
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