The pharmacists are using the World Health Organization’s formula for the sanitizer, which Dr. Alwan said takes only three ingredients. They are distributing it to all departments within UW Medicine, but prioritizing it for patient care areas.
Last week, the pharmacists made about 100 bottles, each bottle containing 500 mL of sanitizer.
“It’s been incredibly impressive to see all the members of the healthcare team really pulling together,” Dr. Alwan said.
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