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Seeing Hand Hygiene Clearly in Your Facility

Direct observation has been the gold standard for measuring hand hygiene compliance for decades. Yet, published studies indicate it captures less than 2% of all hand hygiene opportunities in a facility¹. This limited information can lead to stagnation in hand hygiene progress.

Emily Landon, MD, of the University of Chicago Medical Center is an early adopter and pioneer of automated hand hygiene compliance monitoring systems (AHHMS). She discusses the benefits of such systems in her recent webinar at the Patient Safety and Quality Healthcare Conference, available here.

PURELL SMARTLINK, a part of the PURELL SOLUTION for Healthcare, is on the forefront of AHHMS technological advancements, partnering with hospitals to ensure hand hygiene monitoring and reporting meet high patient safety standards.

Go to GOJO.com/PSQH2 to learn more about how we can help you in your journey to improve patient safety.

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1. Boyce JM. Electronic monitoring in combination with direct observation as a means to significantly improve hand hygiene compliance. Am J Infect Control 2017;45:528 35

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