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Sub Page | 1 Factsheet: Hand Hygiene Last Revision: 4/1/2020 Factsheet: Hand Hygiene Measure Background Unclean hands are one of the primary ways pathogens are transmitted throughout the healthcare environment. Evidence shows that microorganisms can survive on hands for varying lengths of time, some surviving for multiple If those caring for patients do not take the proper steps to clean their hands , these pathogens can easily be transmitted from one patient to another patient. In addition to patient-to-patient transfer of pathogens, contaminated hands can also transfer bacteria to clean surfaces.

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