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SUMMARY:World Hand Hygiene Day 2024 - why is sharing knowledge about
	 hand hygiene still so important?
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DESCRIPTION:\n	In the context of a multimodal improvement strategy\, WHO
	 highlights the importance of training of health workers for sustainable i
	mprovement in infection prevention and control (IPC)\, including hand hygi
	ene.\n\n\n\n	Many countries are demonstrating strong engagement and advanc
	ements in scaling-up infection prevention and control (IPC) strategies and
	 actions\, but overall\, the progress is slow\, and gains are at risk. In 
	multiple WHO surveys for example\, training and education was the weakest 
	component of IPC programmes around the world both at the national and faci
	lity level.  \n\n\n\n	With a global workforce of 65 million health work
	ers\, this year's campaign focus on training and education and taking acti
	on on\, for example\, hand hygiene can help save lives. \n\n\n\n	Objectiv
	es\n\n\n\n	\n		To describe the evidence for the value of IPC and hand hygi
	ene education and training.\n	\n	\n		To outline WHHD 2024 resources and ac
	tivities.\n	\n	\n		To introduce new products impacting IPC education and t
	raining.\n	\n	\n		 To promote a shared understanding that IPC education a
	nd training should be in place for all health workers to reduce the risk o
	f HAI and AMR\, including winners of the WHHD case study submissions.\n	\n
	\n\n\n	Register\n\n
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