Automating measurement of hand hygiene compliance - The next big question for Australian hospitals

Cathryn Murphy

Automating measurement of hand hygiene compliance - The next big question for Australian hospitals

Cathryn Murphy

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Until Australia’s national rate of hand hygiene compliance reaches 100 per cent, Australian hand hygiene experts must diligently review current approaches to hand hygiene promotion, education and monitoring, writes Professor Cathryn Murphy. In this article, Cathryn reviews international experience with automated measurement of hand hygiene activity and considers opportunities and risks associated with Australia adopting similar systems.

Original language	English
Journal	The Australian Hospital Healthcare Bulletin
Issue number	WINTER
Publication status	E-pub ahead of print - 29 Jul 2013
Externally published	Yes

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https://www.hospitalhealth.com.au/content/nursing/news/automating-measurement-of-hand-hygiene-compliance-the-next-big-question-for-australian-hospitals-415688673#axzz5RQShb4j4Licence: Free to read

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Murphy, C. (2013). Automating measurement of hand hygiene compliance - The next big question for Australian hospitals. The Australian Hospital Healthcare Bulletin, (WINTER). Advance online publication. https://www.hospitalhealth.com.au/content/nursing/news/automating-measurement-of-hand-hygiene-compliance-the-next-big-question-for-australian-hospitals-415688673#axzz5RQShb4j4

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Automating measurement of hand hygiene compliance - The next big question for Australian hospitals

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