(A hand hygiene audit is a standardized process conducted regularly in all healthcare facilities where staff and others who are routinely in the facility such as volunteers, non-healthcare employees, and visitors are monitored (by either electronic monitoring or a trained observer) to determine how well they are cleaning their hands. The process follows a standardized national protocol and audit results are shared to inform quality improvement. Individual staff are not named in the audits, simply observed.) give practical ways the role of a nurse as a clinician and educator
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