Asking the right questions about hand hygiene

World Hand Hygiene Day is an important date in schülke's calendar. In addition to this year's global schülke awareness campaign "Hand in Hand for Safety Worldwide Every Day - Protect Lives & Stay Healthy", the schülke Expert:innen working group in the Asia-Pacific region (APAC) has published an article entitled "Asking the Right Questions About Hand Hygiene" in the May issue of the Clinical Service Journal (CSJ).

World Hand Hygiene Day is an important date in schülke's calendar. As a pioneer in infection prevention, schülke plays an important role not only as a provider of life-saving hand hygiene products, but also as an expert for healthcare professionals worldwide.

schülke's scientific excellence is driven by a pool of global scientific experts who share their thoughts and knowledge on important hygiene topics.

In addition to this year's schülke global awareness campaign "Hand in Hand for Safety Worldwide Every Day - Protecting Lives & Staying Healthy", the schülke Expert Working Group in Asia Pacific (APAC) published an article entitled "Asking the Right Questions About Hand Hygiene" in the May issue of the Clinical Service Journal (CSJ).

During the pandemic, the increased demand for alcohol-based hand sanitizers (ABHRs) has led to some questionable solutions coming onto the market. So what questions should healthcare providers ask vendors to ensure their product is suitable and effective for use in hospitals?

In this article, Dr. Thomas Oh, Asia Pacific Manager for Medical & Scientific Affairs at schülke & Mayr Asia,
Mandy Michie, Manager for National Education and Training at schülke & Mayr Australia and New Zealand, Pearleen Ho, Senior Application Specialist at schülke & Mayr Singapore, and Lars Passvogel, Head of Microbiology & Strategic

Innovation at schülke & Mayr Germany, provide insights and answers to important questions.

We hope you enjoy reading and wish you interesting insights!

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