Background: one of the major factors for preservation and prevention of spread of diseases is Hygiene. Hand hygiene refers to cleaning of hands with soap or water which removes extraneous matter as well as microorganisms from skin. Drying hands properly is also part of hand hygiene as pathogens flourish in wet media. Objective: The purpose of present study was to evaluate awareness regarding hand hygiene in general population, association between infection and hand hygiene, methods adopted by general population for hand hygiene and reasons of noncompliance regarding hand hygiene. Method: A cross-sectional study was conducted on general population in different age groups (15-50 years) from different universities, hospitals and public places ...
Background: Health care-associated infections (also called hospital-acquired or nosocomial infection...
Background:Overall, many patients get affected by Hospital Associated Infection (HAIs) every year. H...
The importance of hand hygiene in preventing the spread of disease is universally accepted. Nonethel...
Hygiene-related communicable diseases result in millions of deaths each year across the globe. Good ...
INTRODUCTION: Hand hygiene is an integral part of personal hygiene; poor hand hygiene practice may r...
Background & Method: Hand hygiene is a cost-effective method in preventing infection transmission. H...
Background: Although there is advancement in the health-care system, the rates of hospital-acquired ...
Background and Objective: Hand hygiene is regarded as one of the most important strategies in limiti...
Background: Improper hand hygiene practices among Healthcare Providers (HCPs) are a common risk fact...
Copyright © 2014 Sreejith Sasidharan Nair et al.This is an open access article distributed under the...
Background: Hand washing is a preventive method for prevention of most of the communicable disease. ...
Background: Contaminated hands play a major role in fecal-oral transmission of diseases. In 1847, Dr...
Background: Infections caused by the health-care professionals (HCP) are considered one of the highe...
Introduction: Hand hygiene is the most important health-care associated factor considered in the pre...
Introduction: Hand hygiene of healthcare personnel is recognized as a crucial factor in limiting hea...
Background: Health care-associated infections (also called hospital-acquired or nosocomial infection...
Background:Overall, many patients get affected by Hospital Associated Infection (HAIs) every year. H...
The importance of hand hygiene in preventing the spread of disease is universally accepted. Nonethel...
Hygiene-related communicable diseases result in millions of deaths each year across the globe. Good ...
INTRODUCTION: Hand hygiene is an integral part of personal hygiene; poor hand hygiene practice may r...
Background & Method: Hand hygiene is a cost-effective method in preventing infection transmission. H...
Background: Although there is advancement in the health-care system, the rates of hospital-acquired ...
Background and Objective: Hand hygiene is regarded as one of the most important strategies in limiti...
Background: Improper hand hygiene practices among Healthcare Providers (HCPs) are a common risk fact...
Copyright © 2014 Sreejith Sasidharan Nair et al.This is an open access article distributed under the...
Background: Hand washing is a preventive method for prevention of most of the communicable disease. ...
Background: Contaminated hands play a major role in fecal-oral transmission of diseases. In 1847, Dr...
Background: Infections caused by the health-care professionals (HCP) are considered one of the highe...
Introduction: Hand hygiene is the most important health-care associated factor considered in the pre...
Introduction: Hand hygiene of healthcare personnel is recognized as a crucial factor in limiting hea...
Background: Health care-associated infections (also called hospital-acquired or nosocomial infection...
Background:Overall, many patients get affected by Hospital Associated Infection (HAIs) every year. H...
The importance of hand hygiene in preventing the spread of disease is universally accepted. Nonethel...