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Hand Hygiene
Hand Hygiene
1. Serli Noviana
2. Sita Cahya Ruswidyani
3. Sri Tunjung Wijayanti
4. Syifa Risnasari
5. Tri Novia Dewi
IMPROVING HAND HYGIENE PRACTICE
WHY?
• Bacteria that cause hospital-acquired infections most commonly transmitted via
HCW’s hands.
• Studies have shown that washing hands between patients reduces spread of
bacteria in health care.
• HCW hand washing compliance rate 40%.
SPESIFIC INDICATIONS FOR HAND HYGIENE
BEFORE :
1. Patient contact
2. Donning gloves for procedures such as insertion of central lines, urinary
catheters, peripheral IV
AFTER :
1. Contact with a patient’s skin
2. Contact with body fluids or excretions, non-intract skin, wound dressings
3. Removing gloves
WHO Recommended Hand Hygiene Technique
MISSED SPOT WHEN HAND WASHING