Guide to Implementation - WHO
Hand hygiene is considered to be the primary measure necessary for reducing HCAI. Although the action of hand hygiene is simple, the lack of compliance among health-care workers continues to be a problem throughout the world. Yet hand hygiene improvement is not a new concept within health care.
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