
|Articles|December 31, 2006
Wash Your Hands of Infection
Frequent hand washing is extremelyimportant to help prevent nosocomialinfections; however, compliance can bea problem.
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Frequent hand washing is extremelyimportant to help prevent nosocomialinfections; however, compliance can bea problem. Encourage all staff memberswho have contact with patients tocarry a bottle of quick-drying gel handdisinfectant with them. Of course, thegel is not a substitute for hand washing;both should be used to preventinfections.
-- Gopi Rana-Mukkavilli, MD
New York
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