Improving Hand Hygiene in Nursing Homes: Results of the HANDSOME Study

Teesing, Gwen

A (randomized controlled) hand hygiene study was conducted in 80 nursing homes across the Netherlands. Compliance improved significantly more in the intervention nursing homes (from 12% to 36%) than in the control nursing homes (from 13% to 21%)

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Keywords	hand hygiene, long term care, nursing home, nurse, glove, omgevingscontaminatie, face mask, handhygiëne, langdurige zorg, verpleeghuis, verpleegkunidge, handschoen, environmental surface contamination, mondneusmasker
Promotor	J.H. Richardus (Jan Hendrik)
Publisher	Erasmus University Rotterdam
ISBN	978-90-831496-5-3
Persistent URL	hdl.handle.net/1765/135599
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