Auditing hand hygiene gives an incomplete picture and is no substitute for examining the prevalence of acquired infections and the mindset of staff
It was Craig Bradley’s own experiences as a patient and a father that helped solidify his view that the way we measure hand hygiene has to change.
Nursing Standard. 34, 5, 56-58. doi: 10.7748/ns.34.5.56.s19
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