
|Articles|July 19, 2011
Communicating the Importance of Environmental Hygiene to Healthcare Workers
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Numerous studies have demonstrated that contaminated environmental surfaces in healthcare facilities can contribute to the transmission of infectious pathogens and that the cleaning and disinfection of these high-touch surfaces has been suboptimal. It is critical for infection preventionists to be able to communicate to healthcare workers about the importance of environmental hygiene.
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