Assessment Of Hand Hygiene In Nursing At Emergency Department At King Abdulaziz Hospital

Duaa. A. Alharbi; Rawan. J. Magliah; Shekha. A. Alhatemi; Raniah. H.Al harthi; Aishah. R. Alsolami; Norah. A. Alzahrani; Reham. B. Alshengiti; Maryam. A. Alzahrani; Amira. K. Bakashwin; Taya. M. Abdalsalam; Afraa. N. Kutbi; Hafsah. H. Hawsawi

doi:10.53555/sfs.v10i2.2132

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Published: Jun 20, 2023

DOI: https://doi.org/10.53555/sfs.v10i2.2132

Duaa. A. Alharbi

Rawan. J. Magliah

Shekha. A. Alhatemi

Raniah. H.Al harthi

Aishah. R. Alsolami

Norah. A. Alzahrani

Reham. B. Alshengiti

Maryam. A. Alzahrani

Amira. K. Bakashwin

Taya. M. Abdalsalam

Afraa. N. Kutbi

Hafsah. H. Hawsawi

Abstract

For generations, handwashing with soap and water has been considered a measure of personal hygiene. Only in the last two centuries has the link between handwashing and the spread of disease been clearly established¹.

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Volume 10 - Issue 2 (2023)

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