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Clean hands count for healthcare providers

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      Healthcare providers factsheet.

      Know the truth to protect yourself and protect your pagents

      Truth:

      • Alcohol-based hand sanitizer is more effective and less drying than using soap and water.

      • Using alcohol-based hand sanitizer does NOT cause antibiotic resistance.

      • Alcohol-based hand sanitizer does not kill C. difficile, but it is still the overall recommended method for hand hygiene practice.

      • Some healthcare providers miss certain areas when cleaning their hands.

      • The amount of product you use matters.

      • Glove use is not a substitute for cleaning your hands. Dirty gloves can soil your hands.

      • On average, healthcare providers perform hand hygiene less than half of the times they should.

      ww.cdc.gov/HandHygiene

      This material was developed by CDC. The Clean Hands Count Campaign is made possible by a partnership between the CDC Foundation and GOJO.

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      provider-factsheet-508.pdf

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