Why don’t healthcare providers clean their hands every time they should? In our experience, it comes down to the “ABCs”: Awareness Busyness Craziness We covered Awareness last week and will discuss Busyness today. Simply put, the busier a clini...
ATLANTA, GA – July 17, 2019 – Clean Hands–Safe Hands (CHSH) announced today that its Founder and CEO, Dr. Chris Hermann, will present at the American Hospital Association’s (AHA) Leadership Summit. The conference takes place from July 25 R...
For the most part, healthcare providers understand the importance of hand hygiene. Still, they tend to clean their hands only about 40% of the times they should[1]. Why is this? In our experience, it comes down to the “ABCs”: We’ll cover Awaren...
Clean Hands – Safe Hands (APIC booth #1736) has announced the release of new data showing a decrease in healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) by an average of 61.4 percent across its 10 most recent hospital installations. Improvements were statis...
ATLANTA, GA – June 27, 2019 – Clean Hands – Safe Hands (CHSH) announced today that it continues to present quarterly Customer Awards to recognize its hospital customers with the highest performance in terms of hand hygiene or healthcare-associa...
ATLANTA, GA – June 21, 2019 – Clean Hands–Safe Hands (CHSH) announced today that the company has been named a finalist in the 10th Annual “Impact Awards” held by the Technology Association of Georgia’s (TAG) Southeastern Software Associat...
Individual hand hygiene performance within a hospital unit can vary widely. The Performance Bubble Plots™ below – including real data – show this. Each bubble represents a healthcare provider on a unit. The size of the bubble indicates the numb...
ATLANTA, GA – June 6, 2019 – Clean Hands–Safe Hands (CHSH) announced today that they will be present at the Annual Conference of the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology, Inc. (APIC). The conference takes place fr...
There are four data points that hospitals need to monitor and leverage in order to improve hand hygiene and reduce HAIs. Learn how you can leverage this data in your hospital. >>>Download the Whitepaper...
Typically, nurses try to visit each of their patients at least once an hour. This is important to ensure patients are getting the care they need, to reduce fall risks and pressure ulcers, etc. It’s logical to assume that clinicians would visit the ...
