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Hand Hygiene Self-Assessment — Facility Level

Five components, scored to 500. Inadequate · Basic · Intermediate · Advanced. Once a year, honestly

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Hand Hygiene Self-Assessment — Facility Level

What it is

A condensed edition of the WHO Hand Hygiene Self-Assessment Framework: five components — system change, training, evaluation and feedback, reminders, institutional safety climate — each scored to 100.

Where to use it

Infection-control lead with the medical director, annually; the score goes in the annual quality report. Evidence for: Universal Floor — hand hygiene; Governance — measurement; a component of the ASF self-assessment. Evidence for: Universal Floor — hand hygiene; Governance — measurement; a component of the ASF self-assessment. Evidence for: Universal Floor — hand hygiene; Governance — measurement; a component of the ASF self-assessment. Evidence for: Universal Floor — hand hygiene; Governance — measurement; a component of the ASF self-assessment. Evidence for: Universal Floor — hand hygiene; Governance — measurement; a component of the ASF self-assessment. Evidence for: Universal Floor — hand hygiene; Governance — measurement; a component of the ASF self-assessment. Evidence for: Universal Floor — hand hygiene; Governance — measurement; a component of the ASF self-assessment. Evidence for: Universal Floor — hand hygiene; Governance — measurement; a component of the ASF self-assessment. Evidence for: Universal Floor — hand hygiene; Governance — measurement; a component of the ASF self-assessment. Evidence for: Universal Floor — hand hygiene; Governance — measurement; a component of the ASF self-assessment.

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English master edition. Georgian and other translations are added as they are clinically reviewed. Any facility may translate, add its logo and adapt wording to local practice — keeping the ASF block, the source attribution and the licence line on the sheet. Clinical thresholds and drug doses must be confirmed against national protocols before use.

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Adapted by ASF from openly licensed WHO, IAEA, AHRQ, CDC and NHS material, or ASF original — source and licence stated on every sheet. Free for any facility. Keep the ASF block.
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