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Introduction
Do you want your hands to offer hope and
healing?
Or do you want your hands to help spread
hospital acquired infections?
Its as simple as that and
Its up to us to help make Canadas Healthcare
System a safer place for all of us!
Overview
Canadian Patient Safety Institute established in
2005
In 2007 Canada joined the WHOs Global
Patient Safety Challenge
Launched the STOP! Clean Your Hands
Campaign
2009 Developed Human Factors Toolkit.
2009/10 Launched a review, update redesign
and integration to Safer Healthcare Now!
Goals
To promote the importance of hand hygiene in reducing the
occurrence of healthcare associated infections (HCAI) in
Canada.
To educate healthcare workers, patients, and families about
the importance of practicing optimal hand hygiene.
To support organizations in making the delivery of
healthcare safer for everyone!
Objectives
To support the needs of healthcare organizations for
capacity building, leadership development and/or the
production of tools to help promote hand hygiene.
To assist organizations in understanding how to meet
Accreditation Canadas Required Organizational
Practices specific to hand hygiene.
To engage participants across the continuum of care in
understanding and practicing optimal hand hygiene
Available Materials
Fact sheets: demonstrate the need for better hand hygiene, optimal
techniques, and other related supportive materials.
An evidence based
approach, made up
of
5 core
components, to
improve hand
hygiene in healthcare settings
+
Reminders in the workplace
+
2.
3.
4.
Zoutman, D., Ford, B.D., Bryce, E., Gourdeau, M., Hbert, G., Henderson, E., and Paton, S. Canadian Hospital
Epidemiology Committee, Canadian Nosocomial Infection Surveillance Program and Health Canada.
Zoutman et. al, The state of infection surveillance and control at Canadian acute care hospitals, American Journal of
Infection Control, 2003:31 , 266-275.
WHO Information Sheet 1 Clean care is Safer Care Challenge
Pittet D, Hugonnet S, Harbarth S, Mourouga P, Sauvan V, Touveneau S, Perneger TV. Effectiveness of a hospital-wide
programme to improve compliance with hand hygiene. Infection Control Programme. Lancet 2000 Oct 14;356(9238):130712.
Patient Safety and Hand Hygiene Matter ! CPSW Week 2006 brochure
Roth, Virginia, MD, FRCPC Hands that harm, hands that heal November 2006 PowerPoint presentation, slide 31
Key Concepts
Hand hygiene must be performed at the point of care.
During healthcare delivery, there are four moments when
it is essential that you perform hand hygiene.
Handrub is often preferable to handwashing.
If isolation precautions are in place, always adhere to the
hand hygiene activities described in those precautions.
Point of Care
The place where three elements align:
The patient
The healthcare worker
The care of the patient involving any contact with the
patient or the patients zone.
A hand hygiene product should be as close as possible
to the point of care.
WHO Hand Hygiene Guidelines, August 2009
Time
Optimal hand hygiene using an alcohol-based
Resources
World Health Organization: Guidelines on Hand Hygiene
in Health Care. First Global Patient Safety Challenge,
Clean Care is Safer Care. August 2009.
http://whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/2009/97892415
97906_eng.pdf
WHO Clean Care is Safer Care: Tools and Resources:
http://www.who.int/gpsc/5may/tools/en/index.html
Canadian Patient Safety Institute: www.handhygiene.ca
Community and Hospital Infection Control Association
Canada.
http://www.chica.org/links_handhygiene.html#STANDAR
DS
Resources
Public Health Agency of Canada, Hand Hygiene
Recommendations for Remote and Isolated Community
Settings. http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/alertalerte/h1n1/public/handhygiene-eng.php?option=print
Health Canada: The Benefits of Handwashing: http://www.hcsc.gc.ca/hl-vs/iyh-vsv/diseases-maladies/hands-mainseng.php
Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety:
http://www.ccohs.ca/http://www.ccohs.ca/
http://www.ccohs.ca/pandemic/subject/handwashing.html
The Art of Washing Hands:
http://www.theartofwashinghands.com/index.html
Questions?
Introduction
Do you want your hands to offer hope and
healing?
Or do you want your hands to help spread
hospital acquired infections?
Its as simple as that and
Its up to us to help make Canadas Healthcare
System a safer place for all of us!
Overview
Canadian Patient Safety Institute established in
2005
In 2007 Canada joined the WHOs Global
Patient Safety Challenge
Launched the STOP! Clean Your Hands
Campaign
2009 Developed Human Factors Tool Kit.
2009/10 Launched a review, update redesign
and integration to Safer Healthcare Now!
Goals
To promote the importance of hand hygiene in reducing the
occurrence of healthcare associated infections (HCAI) in
Canada.
To educate healthcare workers, patients, and families about
the importance of practicing optimal hand hygiene.
To support organizations in making the delivery of
healthcare safer for everyone!
Objectives
To support the needs of healthcare organizations for
capacity building, leadership development and/or the
production of tools to help promote hand hygiene.
To assist organizations in understanding how to meet
Accreditation Canadas Required Organizational
Practices specific to hand hygiene.
To engage participants across the continuum of care in
understanding and practicing optimal hand hygiene
Available Materials
Fact sheets: demonstrate the need for better hand hygiene, optimal
techniques, and other related supportive materials.
An evidence based
approach, made up
of
5 core
components, to
improve hand
hygiene in healthcare settings
+
Reminders in the workplace
+
2.
3.
4.
Zoutman, Dick, MD, FRCPC, B. Douglas Ford, MA, Elizabeth Bryce, MD, Marie Gourdeau, MD,Ginette Hbert, RN,
Elizabeth Henderson, PhD, and Shirley Paton, MN, Canadian Hospital Epidemiology Committee, Canadian Nosocomial
Infection Surveillance Program and Health Canada. Zoutman et. al, The state of infection surveillance and control at
Canadian acute care hospitals, American Journal of Infection Control, 2003:31 , 266-275.
WHO Information Sheet 1 Clean care is Safer Care Challenge
Pittet D, Hugonnet S, Harbarth S, Mourouga P, Sauvan V, Touveneau S, Perneger TV. Effectiveness of a hospital-wide
programme to improve compliance with hand hygiene. Infection Control Programme. Lancet 2000 Oct 14;356(9238):130712.
Patient Safety and Hand Hygiene Matter ! CPSW Week 2006 brochure
Roth, Virginia, MD, FRCPC Hands that harm, hands that heal November 2006 PowerPoint presentation, slide 31
Key Concepts
Hand hygiene must be performed at the point of care.
During healthcare delivery, there are four moments when
it is essential that you perform hand hygiene.
Handrub is often preferable to handwashing.
If isolation precautions are in place, always adhere to the
hand hygiene activities described in those precautions.
Point of Care
The place where three elements align:
The patient
The healthcare worker
The care of the patient involving any contact with the
patient or the patients zone.
A hand hygiene product should be as close as possible
to the point of care.
WHO Hand Hygiene Guidelines, August 2009
Time
Optimal hand hygiene using an alcohol-based
Resources
World Health Organization: Guidelines on Hand Hygiene
in Health Care. First Global Patient Safety Challenge,
Clean Care is Safer Care. August 2009.
http://whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/2009/97892415
97906_eng.pdf
WHO Clean Care is Safer Care: Tools and Resources:
http://www.who.int/gpsc/5may/tools/en/index.html
Canadian Patient Safety Institute: www.handhygiene.ca
Community and Hospital Infection Control Association
Canada.
http://www.chica.org/links_handhygiene.html#STANDAR
DS
Resources
Public Health Agency of Canada, Hand Hygiene
Recommendations for Remote and Isolated Community
Settings. http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/alertalerte/h1n1/public/handhygiene-eng.php?option=print
Health Canada: The Benefits of Handwashing: http://www.hcsc.gc.ca/hl-vs/iyh-vsv/diseases-maladies/hands-mainseng.php
Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety:
http://www.ccohs.ca/http://www.ccohs.ca/
http://www.ccohs.ca/pandemic/subject/handwashing.html
The Art of Washing Hands:
http://www.theartofwashinghands.com/index.html
Questions?