Study: Hand Hygiene Compliance Rates Climb 92% With Electronic Monitoring

A hospital increased its hand hygiene compliance rates 92 percent in three months through the inclusion of an electronic monitoring system in its hand hygiene program, according to a study by GOJO Industries.

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The hospital implemented an electronic compliance activity monitoring system at John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas.

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