Clinical vital signs are leading indicators of a patient’s health – these key data points help healthcare providers quickly identify any indications that a patient’s health is trending in the wrong direction. Along the same lines, we have intro...
ATLANTA, GA – March 29, 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-associ...
Grads of one of the world’s top startup incubators are choosing to remain in the district for access to transit, arts scene + more. Published 4/4/19 Midtown is a thriving hub for tech companies of all sizes, from Fortune 500 giants like NCR down to...
Did you know there is a “magic bullet” that consistently increases – and sustains – high hand hygiene performance? We’ve seen over and over that staff engagement and hand hygiene increase when hand hygiene is discussed frequently. This char...
One of our hospital customers recently had a patient diagnosed with a highly contagious infection that could result in a life-threatening situation if passed to healthcare providers. In this case, the patient was in the hospital for several days befo...
Patient Safety Awareness Week starts this Sunday, March 8. What’s your hospital planning to do to get involved? Here are comprehensive resources for the week from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. They include: Get Involved: There are a var...
One of the first winners of our new Customer Awards is Jonathan Fox, a nurse at Emory Decatur Hospital. Jonathan had the highest hand hygiene rate of all nurses in all hospitals using the Clean Hands – Safe Hands system across the country during th...
As one of TAG’s Top 40 Innovative Technology Companies for 2019, Clean Hands – Safe Hands was featured at The Summit recently. There, VP of Marketing Stacy Sutton was interviewed for The Dana Barrett Show. Listen to the eight-minute clip ...
Clean Hands – Safe Hands today released 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 statistically significant, ranging from 45-...
I really surprised myself last week, and not in a good way. My significant other had an unexpected hospital stay, and I now have a new appreciation for what it’s like to be a patient. I’ve worked in the hand hygiene field for nearly two years now...
