Hand Hygiene

It's not only cold and flu season; it's also norovirus season. Norovirus typically peaks between December and April, and right now there are wide-spread outbreaks of norovirus cases throughout the United States, according to media reports.

PDI Welcomes Leading Experts to Further the Advancement of Its Infection Prevention Technology

Published: January 30th 2017 | Updated: November 14th 2020

CDC Flu Update: Activity Continues to Increase

Published: January 23rd 2017 | Updated: November 14th 2020

Safety Stand-down Improves Hand Hygiene Compliance

Published: January 23rd 2017 | Updated: November 14th 2020

CDC Flu Update: Activity Remains Elevated

Published: January 18th 2017 | Updated: November 14th 2020

Effect of Handrubbing Using Locally-Manufactured Alcohol-Based Handrubs

Published: January 13th 2017 | Updated: November 14th 2020

CDC Flu Update: More People Seeing Their Healthcare Provider for Influenza-Like Illness

Published: January 8th 2017 | Updated: November 14th 2020

Hand Hygiene is Sustainable in Resource-Constrained Settings by Using a Multimodal Strategy

Published: January 8th 2017 | Updated: November 14th 2020

CDC Flu Update: Activity Increasing for Second Consecutive Week

Published: January 2nd 2017 | Updated: November 14th 2020

CDC Flu Update: Influenza-Like Illness Climbs Above Baseline

Published: December 25th 2016 | Updated: November 14th 2020

CDC Flu Update: Activity is Increasing, Influenza A Viruses Predominate

Published: December 16th 2016 | Updated: November 14th 2020

The Role of a Quality Control Circle in Sustained Improvement of Hand Hygiene Compliance

Published: December 16th 2016 | Updated: November 14th 2020

Hand Hygiene

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CDC Flu Update: Activity Continues to Decline

CDC Flu Update: Activity Has Likely Peaked

CDC Flu Update: Increasing Number of Influenza B Viruses Detected

CDC Flu Update: Activity Decreases Slightly in Some States but Remains Elevated Nationally

APSIC Abstracts on Hand Hygiene

Transplanting Good Bacteria to Kill Staph

CDC Flu Update: Activity is Widespread

Role Model Training Impacts HH Compliance in Low-Resource Settings

GOJO Introduces New Dispenser Monitoring Platform That Uses Predictive Technology

CDC Flu Update: Influenza A Viruses Continue to Predominate

CDC Flu Update: Activity Remains Widespread

CDC Flu Update: 37 States Reporting Widespread Activity

Researchers Identify Hand Sanitizers Whose Efficacy Levels Fall Below WHO Formulation Standard

GOJO Shares Tips on How to Reduce the Spread of Norovirus

PDI Welcomes Leading Experts to Further the Advancement of Its Infection Prevention Technology

CDC Flu Update: Activity Continues to Increase

Safety Stand-down Improves Hand Hygiene Compliance

CDC Flu Update: Activity Remains Elevated

Effect of Handrubbing Using Locally-Manufactured Alcohol-Based Handrubs

CDC Flu Update: More People Seeing Their Healthcare Provider for Influenza-Like Illness

Hand Hygiene is Sustainable in Resource-Constrained Settings by Using a Multimodal Strategy

CDC Flu Update: Activity Increasing for Second Consecutive Week

CDC Flu Update: Influenza-Like Illness Climbs Above Baseline

CDC Flu Update: Activity is Increasing, Influenza A Viruses Predominate

The Role of a Quality Control Circle in Sustained Improvement of Hand Hygiene Compliance

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