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 Do you want to know more about the “Not On My Watch” campaign?



Here's how your hospital can join the fight against healthcare associated infections. We can customise a special “Not On My Watch” in-service kit for you and your facility free of charge, this package is loaded with everything you need to drive your own "Not on My Watch" campaign. Pending on the needs of your facility, some of the supporting materials you will found in the kit will Includes:
  HAI prevention Media kit with ads and press
 releases
  Healthcare associated infection education for your staff -
 and patients and visitors, too!
  Infection prevention Posters, fliers and brochures
 and much more



Get the word out to your facility and your community about your dedication to preventing infection. Please, contact your Kimberly-Clark representative to request your Infection Prevention Communication Toolkit and / or subscribe to our HAI Newsletter and we will be able to contact you and customised a Not On My Watch kit just for you

 

HAI Watch is your resource for collateral and supplies to help keep your organisation aware of the importance of healthcare associated infection prevention. The following guidelines on hand hygiene in healthcare settings and other tips are available now, but keep checking back. New HAI awareness tools will be added on an ongoing basis.



HAIs:
  • CDC Overview - HAIs    Healthcare–associated infections are infections that patients acquire during the course of receiving treatment for other conditions within a healthcare setting. Healthcare–associated infections are one of the top ten leading causes of death in the United States.

  • Kimberly-Clark Knowledge Network* Overview    This document provides information on the Kimberly–Clark Knowledge Network, including the current programs that provide continuing education credits at no cost to healthcare providers and facilities.



  • CDC Ounce of Prevention Campaign    The campaign's goal is to provide resources about handwashing, cleaning and disinfection, and other easy–to–follow steps in an effort to develop and maintain successful hand hygiene and cleaning practices, and is aimed at educating a broad<

  • The OSSIE Toolkit    The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare has developed a toolkit to aid in the implementation of the Australian Guidelines for the Prevention of Infection in Health Care.



  • CDC- Options for Evaluating Environmental Cleaning    In view of the evidence that transmission of many healthcare acquired pathogens (HAPs) is related to contamination of near-patient surfaces and equipment, all hospitals are encouraged to develop programs to optimize the thoroughness of high touch surface cleaning as part of terminal room cleaning at the time of discharge or transfer of patients. 





Cross Contamination:
  • Pandemic Calculator    Kimberly–Clark has developed an interactive PPE Demand Analysis Tool to assist you in determining how much PPE your facility may want to consider stockpiling for a pandemic. You can build your own draft recommendation with minimal information and review the outputs, allowing you to verify the information and change any variables or assumptions.


  • The Solution to Latex Gloves:    Why Nitrile Is The Better Alternative. This document provides facts to help healthcare institutions evaluate their current use of latex gloves and justify the substitution of nitrile gloves.



  • CDC Ounce of Prevention Campaign    The campaign's goal is to provide resources about handwashing, cleaning and disinfection, and other easy–to–follow steps in an effort to develop and maintain successful hand hygiene and cleaning practices, and is aimed at educating a broad<

  • The OSSIE Toolkit    The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare has developed a toolkit to aid in the implementation of the Australian Guidelines for the Prevention of Infection in Health Care.



  • CDC- Options for Evaluating Environmental Cleaning    In view of the evidence that transmission of many healthcare acquired pathogens (HAPs) is related to contamination of near-patient surfaces and equipment, all hospitals are encouraged to develop programs to optimize the thoroughness of high touch surface cleaning as part of terminal room cleaning at the time of discharge or transfer of patients. 





SSIs:
  • The OSSIE Toolkit    The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare has developed a toolkit to aid in the implementation of the Australian Guidelines for the Prevention of Infection in Health Care.









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