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Hand washing is the most important skill in preventing hospital-acquired infection (HAI) (Roper, Logan and Tierney 2002); our hands can transmit infection to patients, and from one patient to another. ...
Today the care we give is complex and many patients are acutely ill, this makes them more susceptible to infection (Hand Decontamination Guide 2002) (HDG). ... When washing our hands the aim is to remove transient micro-organisms (pathogenic) to prevent cross-infection.
Approximate Word count = 358
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