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alcohol-based handrubs (ABHR) in use among health-care workers and use this information to motivate them to continue to preferably use ABHRs Hand hygiene products – make multiple types of dispensers (e.g. pocket bottles, wall dispensers,  \ndispensers available on trolleys and bed rail) available to best meet the needs at the point of care Management support – engage with experts to make a cost-benefit analysis of system change in your  \norganization and share with executive leaders  \nIntra-facility education – maintain mandatory education on hand hygiene for new employees and continuous training for all staff by using multiple and innovative educational methods  \nTraining / education  \nIntegration and alignment – embed hand hygiene in all services, protocols, standard operating procedures, and care bundles, when applicable  \nEvaluation – regularly assess health-care workers’ knowledge on hand hygiene and use the results to further refine educational messages  \nExtra-facility education – encourage the inclusion of hand hygiene within university curricula – organize an annual course on hand hygiene and infection control to train trainers and observers in your area  \nRegular monitoring – conduct hand hygiene compliance monitoring at least every 3 months in ~~ high-risk areas or ideally hospital-wide – Undertake continuous monitoring of ABHR consumption ~~  \nEvaluation & feedback  \n~~ Results interpretation – conduct health care-associated infection surveillance and correlate hand  ~~ hygiene compliance and ABHR consumption with outcome data – identify success factors of and  obstacles to your hand hygiene campaign  \nFeedback – organize interactive sessions to report the interpretation of your facility's results back to senior managers and staff  \nCommunications – communicate results openly through multiple channels, both internally and externally, encouraging transparency  \n~~ Resources – collect ideas on new reminders from staff and encourage competition among wards ~~  \n\n|  | Delivery of messages – provide and display posters and leaflets in all clinical settings |\n| --- | --- |\n|  | Sustainability – produce supplementary or refreshed reminders on an on-going basis, including innovative ideas other than posters and leaflets, based on local environment and available “media” |\n\n– share your reminders with other facilities  \nLeadership – seek all opportunities to offer your facility's expertise and tools to others in your area  \nMultimodal approach – continue to self-assess using the WHO Hand Hygiene Self-Assessment Framework and aim to achieve the Leadership level or to progress further within it  \nPatient/community engagement – engage patients on best hand hygiene practices through education and facilitate interactions between patients and health-care workers on this topic  \nPromoting improvement – explore cultural appropriateness of rewarding behaviour and establish a reward system for all clinical settings – 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