The World Health Organization (WHO) issued guidelines on hand hygiene recommending a six-step 'how to hand rub' technique for applying alcohol-based hand rub. However, adherence to all six steps is poor. We assessed a simplified three-step technique and compared it to the conventional WHO six-step technique in terms of bacterial count reduction on healthcare workers' hands
Efficient hand hygiene is essential for preventing the transmission of microorganisms. Alcohol-based...
In Central Europe, alcohol-based hand rubs have been the preferred choice for hand hygiene, whereas,...
Healthcare workers' hands are the most common vehicle for the transmission of healthcare-associated ...
OBJECTIVE To evaluate the microbiologic effectiveness of the World Health Organization's 6-step and ...
BACKGROUND Hand hygiene is the core element of infection prevention and control. The optimal hand-hy...
Summary: The quality of hand hygiene was evaluated via direct observation for compliance with the si...
Hands are implicated in the cross transmission of microbial pathogens and fingertips are the crux of...
Hand hygiene is one of the basic components of any infection control program and is frequently consi...
SummaryThe quality of hand hygiene was evaluated via direct observation for compliance with the six ...
doi:10.3396/ijic.V5i1.001.09 Low staff compliance with hand hygiene practices remains a major proble...
Background: The effectiveness of hand rubbing with alcohol-based handrub (ABHR) is impacted by sev...
OBJECTIVE To evaluate the microbiologic effectiveness of the World Health Organization's 6-step and ...
Health-care-associated infections are the most prevalent adverse events of hospital care, posing a s...
Background: Effective hand hygiene prevents healthcare-associated infections. This systematic rev...
Hand hygiene prevents cross-infection in hospitals, but adherence to guidelines is poor among health...
Efficient hand hygiene is essential for preventing the transmission of microorganisms. Alcohol-based...
In Central Europe, alcohol-based hand rubs have been the preferred choice for hand hygiene, whereas,...
Healthcare workers' hands are the most common vehicle for the transmission of healthcare-associated ...
OBJECTIVE To evaluate the microbiologic effectiveness of the World Health Organization's 6-step and ...
BACKGROUND Hand hygiene is the core element of infection prevention and control. The optimal hand-hy...
Summary: The quality of hand hygiene was evaluated via direct observation for compliance with the si...
Hands are implicated in the cross transmission of microbial pathogens and fingertips are the crux of...
Hand hygiene is one of the basic components of any infection control program and is frequently consi...
SummaryThe quality of hand hygiene was evaluated via direct observation for compliance with the six ...
doi:10.3396/ijic.V5i1.001.09 Low staff compliance with hand hygiene practices remains a major proble...
Background: The effectiveness of hand rubbing with alcohol-based handrub (ABHR) is impacted by sev...
OBJECTIVE To evaluate the microbiologic effectiveness of the World Health Organization's 6-step and ...
Health-care-associated infections are the most prevalent adverse events of hospital care, posing a s...
Background: Effective hand hygiene prevents healthcare-associated infections. This systematic rev...
Hand hygiene prevents cross-infection in hospitals, but adherence to guidelines is poor among health...
Efficient hand hygiene is essential for preventing the transmission of microorganisms. Alcohol-based...
In Central Europe, alcohol-based hand rubs have been the preferred choice for hand hygiene, whereas,...
Healthcare workers' hands are the most common vehicle for the transmission of healthcare-associated ...