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National Hand Hygiene Initiative

This resource explains the codes used for hand hygiene auditing as part of the National Hand Hygiene Initiative (NHHI).

National Hand Hygiene Initiative.

National Hand Hygiene Initiative

This resource can be used to collect feedback from patients and their carers about hand hygiene practices of healthcare workers.

This resource can be used to assess healthcare workers practice hand hygiene skills for hand washing and using hand rub.

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Instructions on how to generate reports using the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application

Quick start instructions for the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application

Instructions for troubleshooting the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application on your Apple device

This document provides instructions on troubleshooting the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application, using your Android device.

Instructions on how to add a session with the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application (HHCApp), using a mobile device.

Instructions on how to add a session and moments using the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application

Instructions for Organisation Administrators - how to use the flexible reporting tool using the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application

Instructions on how to manage users using the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application

Instructions on how to add healthcare worker types using the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application (HHCApp).

Instructions on how to add a department and edit existing departments using the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application

Instructions on how to submit a completed audit using the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application.

Instructions on how to add a National or Local audit using the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application

Instructions on how to add an auditor to an organisation using the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application

This technical specification guide provides details on how to use the API token to facilitate a direct interface between your organisation's learning management system and the NHHI LMS to access current modules and learner history.

These two guides provide region administrators with complete information and instructions on how to use the NHHI LMS to support administrators and learners (staff) in their region group. The first includes guidance on how to support learners with registration, enrolment, login and access enquiries, and how to run completion reports. The second document provides step by step instructions for management of the region group including creating staff profiles, removing administrator access, and suspending and reactivating learner access.

This guide provides organisation administrators with information and instructions on how to use the NHHI LMS to support learners (staff) in their organisation with regards to registration, enrolment, login and access enquiries, and how to run completion reports.

Instructions for learners of the Hand Hygiene LMS.

National Hand Hygiene Initiative

Hand Care Issues - Hand Hygiene.

National Hand Hygiene Initiative.

Example of a skin care questionnaire for healthcare workers - hand hygiene.

This Workbook provides information to support learners who are completing the infection prevention and control eLearning modules.

Clostridioides difficile (C. difficile) is an anaerobic, spore-forming, gram-positive bacillus typically associated with gastrointestinal disease. Transmission of C. difficile occurs by ingestion of spores either through person-to-person contact, animal-to-person contact or environment-to-person contact.