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      Improving hand hygiene compliance in healthcare settings using behavior change theories: reflections.

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      Teaching and learning in medicine

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          Although hand hygiene is the most effective method for preventing healthcare-associated infections, hand hygiene practice falls short in many healthcare facilities. The compliance rate is mostly linked to system design and easily accessible hand hygiene products. System change, healthcare worker motivation, and complex behavioral considerations seem to play a significant role.

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          Journal
          Teach Learn Med
          Teaching and learning in medicine
          1532-8015
          1040-1334
          2013
          : 25
          : 4
          Affiliations
          [1 ] a Specialty Internal Medicine Unit , Saudi Aramco Medica Services Organization , Saudi Aramco , Dharan , Saudi Arabia.
          Article
          10.1080/10401334.2013.827575
          24112209
          c48cc9c0-e55e-41bf-b805-ae129887df5d
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