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quadgram	frequency
neonatal intensive care unit	68
a neonatal intensive care	53
in a neonatal intensive	51
reduce the risk of	38
the risk of infection	35
for the prevention of	34
in the united states	33
hand hygiene in health	31
compliance with hand hygiene	31
severe acute respiratory syndrome	30
to reduce the risk	27
to improve hand hygiene	27
with soap and water	24
of hand hygiene in	24
with the use of	23
on hand hygiene in	23
control practices advisory committee	23
infection control practices advisory	22
a systematic review of	22
a systematic review or	22
systematic review or a	22
has granted medrxiv a	21
the preprint in perpetuity	21
for disease control and	21
granted medrxiv a license	21
display the preprint in	21
to display the preprint	21
hygiene in health care	21
is the author funder	21
a license to display	21
review or a meta	21
the risk of cr	21
medrxiv a license to	21
who has granted medrxiv	21
license to display the	21
y n y n	20
disease control and prevention	20
in the home and	20
the use of a	20
the home and community	19
has been shown to	19
infection prevention and control	19
guidelines on hand hygiene	18
this preprint this version	18
preprint this version posted	18
as well as the	18
this version posted may	18
the use of alcohol	18
for this preprint this	18
in health care settings	18
holder for this preprint	18
copyright holder for this	18
the copyright holder for	18
on the other hand	17
the importance of hand	17
to wash their hands	17
total number of studies	17
importance of hand hygiene	17
adherence to hand hygiene	17
y y n y	17
for hand hygiene in	17
centers for disease control	17
in an intensive care	17
the spread of infection	16
in the prevention of	16
the hands of hcws	16
one or more of	16
healthcare infection control practices	16
responsibility for infection risk	16
or more of the	16
more of the review	15
associated urinary tract infections	15
as a result of	15
the world health organization	15
personal responsibility for infection	15
bsi and related complications	15
who guidelines on hand	15
in intensive care units	15
of the review questions	15
reducing the risk of	14
relates to infections associated	14
the healthcare infection control	14
an intensive care unit	14
a is the author	14
the extent to which	14
is written in english	14
available under a is	14
international license it is	14
is made available under	14
that the use of	14
license it is made	14
improve hand hygiene compliance	14
under a is the	14
it is made available	14
to infections associated with	14
made available under a	14
hand hygiene practices in	14
is one of the	13
guideline for hand hygiene	13
of personal protective equipment	13
practices advisory committee and	13
care is safer care	13
a systematic review and	12
advisory committee and the	12
after using the toilet	12
total number of articles	12
term indwelling urethral catheter	12
of nosocomial infection in	12
in the united kingdom	12
interventions to improve hand	12
food and drug administration	12
associated with the use	12
liquid soap and water	12
hand hygiene task force	12
premature line removal and	12
line removal and mortality	12
the authors concluded that	12
hand hygiene compliance in	12
national and international guidelines	12
systematic review of the	12
of central venous catheters	11
risk of transmission of	11
of the healthcare infection	11
and related complications including	11
hand hygiene in healthcare	11
the mean estimations of	11
et al showed that	11
which was not certified	11
recommendations of the healthcare	11
related complications including phlebitis	11
outbreak in a neonatal	11
in reducing the risk	11
a randomized controlled trial	11
on the hands of	11
was not certified by	11
clean care is safer	11
been shown to be	11
hands must be decontaminated	11
certified by peer review	11
of the effectiveness of	11
and the use of	11
in the number of	11
good hand hygiene practice	11
increase the risk of	11
not certified by peer	11
minimise the risk of	11
central venous access device	11
very low birth weight	10
have been shown to	10
in the absence of	10
and food contact surfaces	10
promotion of hand hygiene	10
term indwelling urethral catheters	10
in the patient rooms	10
the probability of infection	10
was found to be	10
the risk of cauti	10
the left hand of	10
prevention and control of	10
the intensive care unit	10
systematic review and meta	10
at the time of	10
idsa hand hygiene task	10
have been associated with	10
apic idsa hand hygiene	10
of hand hygiene and	10
the total number of	10
the role of the	10
for the use of	10
of hand hygiene promotion	10
shea apic idsa hand	10
the hicpac shea apic	9
can be used to	9
a review of the	9
and the risk of	9
urinary tract infections in	9
at the point of	9
to promote hand hygiene	9
impact of hand hygiene	9
it is important to	9
in the context of	9
use and disposal of	9
in the left hand	9
in the incidence of	9
reduce the incidence of	9
hicpac shea apic idsa	9
should not be used	9
hand and food contact	9
the aim of this	9
parents of young children	9
committee and the hicpac	9
in the form of	9
the risk of transmission	9
of severe acute respiratory	9
global patient safety challenge	9
in the intensive care	9
a number of studies	9
has been associated with	9
in the transmission of	9
the use of gloves	9
hand hygiene in the	9
is based on the	9
and the hicpac shea	9
that described primary research	8
hands with soap and	8
washing with soap and	8
the effect of hand	8
systematic review of studies	8
in relation to the	8
hand washing with soap	8
in response to the	8
review of the literature	8
critically appraised by two	8
transmission in the home	8
was achieved through discussion	8
all articles that described	8
ed any additional evidence	8
in the presence of	8
to hand hygiene guidelines	8
reducing the incidence of	8
be in place to	8
guided nudging and data	8
the effect of a	8
and grading was achieved	8
in health care workers	8
cause of nosocomial infection	8
there is no evidence	8
during normal daily activities	8
was associated with a	8
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	8
consensus and grading was	8
to the use of	8
should be in place	8
neither we nor hicpac	8
of this study was	8
of the use of	8
one of the most	8
to minimise the risk	8
grading was achieved through	8
efficacy of hand hygiene	8
articles that described primary	8
contact with the patient	8
among health care workers	8
the department of health	8
for improving hand hygiene	8
that the risk of	8
that there is no	8
and disposal of sharps	8
as part of a	8
safe use and disposal	8
risk of exposure to	8
hand hygiene in reducing	8
infection in a neonatal	8
chemical disinfectants and antiseptics	8
of the hands of	8
to be associated with	8
whilst updating our systematic	8
of personal responsibility for	8
using sign and epoc	7
appraisers using sign and	7
in the spread of	7
the most widely recognized	7
moments for hand hygiene	7
patients contrasted with the	7
assumption of personal responsibility	7
come into contact with	7
central venous catheters in	7
in the nicu setting	7
the british association of	7
studies have demonstrated that	7
to inform one or	7
british association of plastic	7
aim of this study	7
the sift criteria were	7
professionals in infection control	7
including the above designs	7
for professionals in infection	7
after coughing or sneezing	7
guideline development advisory group	7
as soon as possible	7
there is a risk	7
in the event of	7
for appraisal during sift	7
appears to inform one	7
to prevent transmission of	7
prevention of central venous	7
selected for appraisal during	7
and met the sift	7
studies selected for appraisal	7
as an alternative to	7
effectiveness of hand hygiene	7
hands are visibly soiled	7
journal of hospital infection	7
the hand hygiene program	7
sign and epoc criteria	7
have been carried out	7
abstract indicates that the	7
sift criteria were independently	7
in type diabetes mellitus	7
frequency of hand washing	7
of studies selected for	7
were independently critically appraised	7
were associated with a	7
by two appraisers using	7
type diabetes mellitus patients	7
in addition to the	7
play a role in	7
to be the most	7
and parents of young	7
and appears to inform	7
the impact of hand	7
in a neonatal unit	7
the authors have no	7
the use of an	7
for hand hygiene and	7
met the sift criteria	7
of sodium hypochlorite bleach	7
with a mean of	7
and informs one or	7
what is the effectiveness	7
analysis and met the	7
based on the best	7
about the importance of	7
hand hygiene practice in	7
when hands are visibly	7
intensive care unit a	7
indicates that the article	7
it is important that	7
number of studies selected	7
independently critically appraised by	7
the occurrence of agglutination	7
the severe acute respiratory	7
pcps and parents of	7
rms that the article	7
the prevention of cr	7
the importance of handwashing	7
for hand hygiene practices	7
association for professionals in	7
in two hands of	7
a wide range of	7
updating our systematic review	7
two appraisers using sign	7
to reduce the incidence	7
soap and water or	7
inform one or more	7
be more effective than	7
the efficacy of the	7
appraised by two appraisers	7
hand hygiene promotion in	7
hand hygiene is a	7
criteria were independently critically	7
informs one or more	7
of nosocomial infections in	6
is indicated in the	6
incorporated into local guidelines	6
the risk of catheter	6
in prevention of nosocomial	6
that they have no	6
have been implicated in	6
the patient rooms and	6
effect of hand hygiene	6
hand hygiene in hospitals	6
were more likely to	6
of supporting evidence explicitly	6
risk of infection in	6
the safe use and	6
transmission of infectious diseases	6
quality whilst updating our	6
healthcare workers should be	6
the rest of the	6
of hand hygiene is	6
be used as a	6
any additional evidence of	6
during sift all articles	6
by handwashing with soap	6
from the hands of	6
by health care workers	6
the aim of the	6
contamination of the hands	6
none are regarded as	6
bacteria from washed hands	6
hand hygiene compliance and	6
surgery of the hand	6
emphasis on personal responsibility	6
guidelines for the prevention	6
the efficacy of hand	6
class of supporting evidence	6
the incidence of catheter	6
type and class of	6
linked to each recommendation	6
the guideline development advisory	6
at a concentration of	6
this guidance is based	6
and blood gathering of	6
loops are the most	6
and class of supporting	6
supporting evidence explicitly linked	6
no significant difference in	6
link between handwashing and	6
hand hygiene compliance of	6
this is indicated in	6
indicated in the text	6
need to be incorporated	6
audit and feedback of	6
to improve compliance with	6
in both the hands	6
are not detailed procedural	6
of the home environment	6
designed to reduce the	6
transmission of rhinovirus colds	6
number of articles retrieved	6
of blood or body	6
of articles retrieved from	6
american academy of pediatrics	6
hygiene in healthcare settings	6
articles retrieved from sift	6
critically appraised evidence currently	6
review of the evidence	6
of urinary tract infection	6
soap and water is	6
of the most important	6
outbreak of serratia marcescens	6
the prevention of catheter	6
is the effectiveness of	6
evidence explicitly linked to	6
use of personal protective	6
insertion and maintenance of	6
no reuse allowed without	6
evidence of acceptable quality	6
on the incidence of	6
after hand contamination events	6
be aware of the	6
the food and drug	6
such as hand hygiene	6
the authors declare that	6
as a source of	6
programme to improve compliance	6
the centers for disease	6
british society for surgery	6
some recommendations from the	6
been revised to improve	6
circulating in the community	6
the neonatal intensive care	6
protective equipment should be	6
the new public health	6
studies have been carried	6
resistant staphylococcus aureus from	6
reuse allowed without permission	6
was not possible to	6
hand hygiene practice was	6
in order to prevent	6
gluconate in isopropyl alcohol	6
revised to improve clarity	6
improve compliance with hand	6
home and community settings	6
improving hand hygiene practices	6
in the domestic environment	6
of hand washing and	6
the type and class	6
of acceptable quality whilst	6
is a risk of	6
sift all articles that	6
on the best critically	6
recommendations from the previous	6
participants were asked to	6
guidance is based on	6
for surgery of the	6
to each recommendation is	6
have been revised to	6
the incidence of nosocomial	6
are regarded as optional	6
the efficacy of handwashing	6
on the efficacy of	6
appraisal during sift all	6
and need to be	6
were most noteworthy in	6
to be incorporated into	6
the best critically appraised	6
it was not possible	6
not detailed procedural protocols	6
reduction in the incidence	6
of hand hygiene practice	6
in england and wales	6
be incorporated into local	6
both male and female	6
practice of hand hygiene	6
pathogens via the hands	6
these recommendations are not	6
are likely to be	6
compared the use of	6
a prospective cohort study	6
neonatal intensive care units	6
chlorhexidine gluconate in isopropyl	6
analysis including the above	6
reduce the transmission of	6
current national and international	6
additional evidence of acceptable	6
it is recommended that	6
acceptable quality whilst updating	6
first global patient safety	6
of hand hygiene agents	6
number of articles located	6
best critically appraised evidence	6
at the insertion site	6
hands and other surfaces	6
explicitly linked to each	6
of hospital infection s	6
caring for patients with	6
the assumption of personal	6
on the basis of	6
the incidence of infection	6
prevent the spread of	6
appraised evidence currently available	6
the tips of the	6
society for surgery of	6
each recommendation is described	6
the effectiveness of handwashing	6
recommendations are not detailed	6
in the neonatal intensive	6
of an outbreak of	6
of the effect of	5
infection control and epidemiology	5
source of an outbreak	5
total viable cell count	5
in vivo panel testing	5
the recommendations are divided	5
by means of the	5
in health care facilities	5
the evidence base for	5
a central venous catheter	5
in all blood groups	5
can survive in the	5
centre for health protection	5
of health and medicine	5
with regard to jurisdictional	5
located abstract indicates that	5
published maps and institutional	5
the hospital infection control	5
studies have shown that	5
significant difference in the	5
with a central venous	5
the integrity of the	5
articles located abstract indicates	5
between hand hygiene and	5
the health and safety	5
for any contact with	5
povidone iodine in alcohol	5
the use of these	5
the effectiveness of hand	5
rejected after critical appraisal	5
recommendations are divided into	5
maps and institutional affiliations	5
should be used for	5
over a period of	5
in the field of	5
a greater number of	5
from the previous guidelines	5
hand hygiene practice and	5
what is the evidence	5
cant difference in the	5
in the operating room	5
at increased risk of	5
transmission of infectious agents	5
hands should be washed	5
soiled or potentially contaminated	5
the transmission of infectious	5
the united states and	5
feedback of compliance with	5
alcohol gel as an	5
the removal of gloves	5
the risk for cr	5
associated with use of	5
with blood or body	5
for removing bacteria from	5
can reduce the risk	5
hygiene compliance in patient	5
plastic and reconstructive surgery	5
application of chlorhexidine gluconate	5
both the hands of	5
the total viable cell	5
are some of the	5
jurisdictional claims in published	5
to the development of	5
retrieved from sift full	5
a reduction in the	5
hand hygiene compliance among	5
effective for the prevention	5
iodine in alcohol for	5
alcohol for patients with	5
the use of chg	5
preventing the transmission of	5
accepted after critical appraisal	5
or potentially contaminated with	5
the appropriate use of	5
with sensitivity to chlorhexidine	5
in the ra gathering	5
of central venous catheter	5
associated with extrinsic contamination	5
n n n n	5
ed one systematic review	5
transmission of microorganisms to	5
evidence for the effectiveness	5
is no significant difference	5
with extrinsic contamination of	5
effectiveness of a hospital	5
the risk of exposure	5
hygiene and infection prevention	5
national nosocomial infections surveillance	5
in terms of reducing	5
of studies rejected after	5
preventing the spread of	5
of the insertion site	5
wide programme to improve	5
model of public health	5
that compared the use	5
and feedback of compliance	5
supplementary material associated with	5
it is likely that	5
hand hygiene compliance was	5
in the reduction of	5
a copy of the	5
from sift full text	5
is well established in	5
the strength of the	5
in alcohol for patients	5
contrasted with the controls	5
prevention of transmission of	5
with this article can	5
via hands and surfaces	5
a concentration of v	5
the two hand washing	5
improving hand hygiene compliance	5
hygiene practice in the	5
springer nature remains neutral	5
in published maps and	5
between children and adults	5
study that compared the	5
guideline for isolation precautions	5
in home and community	5
this study was to	5
for patients with sensitivity	5
not need to be	5
has been estimated to	5
washing hands with soap	5
urinary tract infection in	5
the spread of covid	5
soap and water for	5
the risk of cross	5
automated hand hygiene monitoring	5
are assumed to occur	5
forum on home hygiene	5
concentration of v v	5
children years of age	5
with hand hygiene guidelines	5
this article can be	5
surfaces of the hand	5
to the lack of	5
regard to jurisdictional claims	5
were included in the	5
authors have no financial	5
of studies accepted after	5
two hand washing schemes	5
healthcare epidemiology of america	5
hygiene in reducing transmission	5
are the most common	5
the basic building blocks	5
the efficacy of abhs	5
previous guidelines have been	5
infection control in health	5
hand hygiene practices among	5
with liquid soap and	5
has been estimated that	5
of chlorhexidine gluconate in	5
the data presented in	5
number of studies accepted	5
reduces the number of	5
the use of abhr	5
the efficacy of alcohol	5
a large proportion of	5
patients with sensitivity to	5
in reducing transmission of	5
middle east respiratory syndrome	5
ed a systematic review	5
it has been estimated	5
in terms of the	5
declare that they have	5
that hand hygiene practice	5
the use of hand	5
type ii diabetes mellitus	5
to hand hygiene practice	5
the british society for	5
in the correct hand	5
associated with this article	5
the previous guidelines have	5
for the effectiveness of	5
in critically ill patients	5
based guidelines for preventing	5
after going to the	5
article can be found	5
in the hospital setting	5
studies accepted after critical	5
nature remains neutral with	5
to prevent the spread	5
it is possible to	5
the prevention of hcai	5
the causal link between	5
in a teaching hospital	5
the point of care	5
material associated with this	5
in the development of	5
of cleaning and disinfection	5
society for healthcare epidemiology	5
number of studies rejected	5
of hand hygiene procedures	5
my moments for hand	5
at that point the	5
difference between the two	5
behavioural considerations for hand	5
on the use of	5
in improving hand hygiene	5
the risk of bacteriuria	5
trained and competent in	5
of articles located abstract	5
use application of chlorhexidine	5
of the importance of	5
the hand hygiene compliance	5
test method and requirements	5
no conflicts of interest	5
claims in published maps	5
compliance in patient care	5
to predict blood group	5
be educated about the	5
hospital infection control director	5
for healthcare epidemiology of	5
international scientific forum on	5
hospital infection control practices	5
considerations for hand hygiene	5
can be used for	5
use of alcohol hand	5
binding sites in proteins	5
neutral with regard to	5
removing bacteria from washed	5
direct contact with the	5
to the spread of	5
do not need to	5
remains neutral with regard	5
artificial fingernails worn by	5
scientific forum on home	5
on the frequency of	5
effective hand hygiene practice	5
infections in the home	5
authors declare that they	5
the hands of the	5
protective equipment at work	5
or povidone iodine in	5
as shown in fig	5
studies rejected after critical	5
soaps and hand sanitizers	5
transmission of pathogens from	5
of hand hygiene compliance	5
suggested that the use	5
participants washed their hands	5
the risk of hand	5
the proteins of microbes	5
impregnated central venous catheters	5
there is no significant	5
catheter and drainage system	5
in blood bunch o	5
it is well established	5
evidence to suggest that	5
in the online version	5
there are a few	5
been shown to increase	5
of the fact that	5
to practice hand hygiene	5
the spread of the	5
guidelines have been revised	5
a causal link between	5
age of an individual	5
demonstrated a reduction in	5
to jurisdictional claims in	5
other morbidities and mortality	4
review the continuing use	4
has been suggested that	4
handwashing with soap and	4
infection in intensive care	4
presented in this review	4
from an infected person	4
sexual orientation and blood	4
the promotion of hand	4
in the home who	4
well established in number	4
the most important and	4
there is an association	4
hand sanitizer use on	4
gloves for single use	4
use or prompt the	4
the duration of handwashing	4
reduction in gi illness	4
as part of the	4
hands of female patients	4
and o in both	4
is associated with the	4
of liquid soap and	4
and healthcare products regulatory	4
support the appropriate use	4
cases of infection and	4
followed by use of	4
there is evidence that	4
stated in the label	4
in accordance with the	4
depends on the extent	4
in the case of	4
at the same time	4
hand antisepsis in health	4
of transmission of microorganisms	4
appraisal total number of	4
related bloodstream infections in	4
distribution with a mean	4
ancient eras and now	4
are summarized in table	4
has been used as	4
follow a poisson distribution	4
disposed of into the	4
not included in the	4
more than half of	4
is not the case	4
poisson distribution with a	4
prompt the removal of	4
of very low birth	4
skin or mucous membranes	4
a new recommendation has	4
the content of this	4
on the extent to	4
in the left hands	4
of compliance with practice	4
is the most effective	4
where there is a	4
spectrum of antimicrobial activity	4
is employed as a	4
and the lack of	4
the united states pharmacopeia	4
the right hand and	4
were most elevated in	4
and the areas between	4
known pathogen can survive	4
sodium hypochlorite bleach and	4
suspended in the air	4
recommended hand hygiene practices	4
following the removal of	4
is likely to be	4
in which there is	4
the absence and presence	4
the appropriate waste stream	4
hygiene practices in hospitals	4
been carried out in	4
handwashing followed by use	4
and ensure their timely	4
contribute to the spread	4
and back of the	4
ensure their timely removal	4
removed as soon as	4
can be difficult to	4
to their ability to	4
to natural rubber latex	4
strong hereditary basis and	4
american college of obstetricians	4
has also been shown	4
and or colonisation when	4
antisepsis in health care	4
used from ancient eras	4
also been shown to	4
in the anesthesia work	4
the risks associated with	4
regarding the importance of	4
compliance with practice guidelines	4
for a minimum of	4
the dictates of illness	4
changes in skin related	4
into contact with all	4
of which have been	4
to the management of	4
impact of a hospital	4
serratia marcescens in a	4
of infection in the	4
physiologic and microbiologic changes	4
vomitus or faecal matter	4
be associated with a	4
an automated hand hygiene	4
in accordance with local	4
members of the public	4
in the right hand	4
with increased risk of	4
there has been a	4
when soap and water	4
infection control infectious diseases	4
hand washing and hand	4
there was no significant	4
is an association between	4
related bloodstream infection rates	4
and water are not	4
assumed to occur independently	4
where a new recommendation	4
of infection associated with	4
comprehensive strategy to reduce	4
infections associated with the	4
the quality of the	4
infections in the intensive	4
should be aware of	4
the majority of our	4
risk factors for nosocomial	4
skin at the insertion	4
lumen central venous catheters	4
in a recent study	4
been used as a	4
the use of the	4
or colonisation when a	4
diagnostic aid used from	4
reconstructive and aesthetic surgeons	4
guidelines for environmental infection	4
due to the fact	4
the practice of hand	4
nosocomial infection in neonates	4
between the two groups	4
hand hygiene campaign in	4
transmission of mycobacterium tuberculosis	4
the average frequency of	4
hand hygiene and the	4
multimodal hand hygiene improvement	4
e results showed that	4
healthcare products regulatory agency	4
for prevention of catheter	4
were provided with a	4
use of barrier precautions	4
of diseases which have	4
wash their hands after	4
number of studies have	4
personal protective equipment should	4
of whorls and females	4
significant difference between the	4
as a diagnostic aid	4
to occur independently of	4
in the risk of	4
a randomised controlled trial	4
for patients in whom	4
there are more than	4
to support the appropriate	4
of the hand hygiene	4
workers to hand hygiene	4
positive is the most	4
a suspected or known	4
the log reduction of	4
a lower rate of	4
control or cohort studies	4
study of fingerprint patterns	4
in light of the	4
in number of diseases	4
against a range of	4
expected to remain in	4
section discusses the evidence	4
handling vomitus or faecal	4
complications adverse events including	4
infections in a neonatal	4
use of hand sanitizers	4
gloves in the prevention	4
left hand of female	4
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public health laboratory service	4
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hygiene among healthcare workers	4
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venous and arterial catheters	4
one hospital infection control	4
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resistant staphylococcus aureus colonization	3
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diagnostic effectiveness of dermoscopy	3
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pediatrics and american college	3
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hand hygiene behavior in	3
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hand hygiene program was	3
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efficacy in hand disinfection	3
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handwashing with soap was	3
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gel on microbial colonization	3
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rheumatoid joint pain patients	3
nosocomial infections in a	3
left hands of female	3
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correlation between hand washing	3
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world health organization guidelines	3
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transmission of bloodborne pathogens	3
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skin hygiene and infection	3
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and of surgical site	3
coronaviruses on inanimate surfaces	3
a higher rate of	3
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close look at alcohol	3
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infection control practices and	3
complications of central venous	3
after each use with	3
male patients contrasted with	3
review of the effectiveness	3
for all healthcare workers	3
bacteria and viruses on	3
the public health emergency	3
link between hand hygiene	3
and the potential for	3
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from artificially contaminated hands	3
hand hygiene in all	3
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we aimed to investigate	3
risk of bias assessment	3
of two hand decontamination	3
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content of this article	3
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of indwelling urinary catheters	3
and the need for	3
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recurrence of whorls in	3
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health impact of hand	3
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national institute for health	3
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staphylococcus aureus from a	3
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handwashing on child health	3
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aeruginosa in a neonatal	3
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cleaning and disinfection in	3
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tract infections in the	3
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large numbers of microorganisms	3
hand hygiene practices was	3
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risk in the community	3
patients with type diabetes	3
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systematic review and economic	3
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hand hygiene as a	3
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the signs and symptoms	3
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gel as an antimicrobial	3
intervention to reduce scar	3
to determine the efficacy	3
contamination of the work	3
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prevention of disease transmission	3
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central venous and arterial	3
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right and left hands	3
effect of handwashing on	3
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the growth of microorganisms	3
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females have a higher	3
direct or indirect contact	3
systematic review was used	3
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in a community hospital	3
conditions in the neonate	3
risk of confounding or	3
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alone or in combination	3
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infections in nhs hospitals	3
catheterisation in terms of	3
review and economic evaluation	3
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sanitizer products are alcohol	3
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virtual hand trauma clinic	3
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likely to result in	3
than diabetic with hypertension	3
hands after using the	3
indwelling central venous catheters	3
pseudomonas aeruginosa infection in	3
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of infectious gi illness	3
at alcohol gel as	3
resistant staphylococcus aureus infection	3
by the american society	3
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a retrospective cohort study	3
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catheters for the prevention	3
nosocomial infection in the	3
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body fluids or excretions	3
healthcare workers must be	3
hand coverage and bactericidal	3
the compliance of healthcare	3
implementation of the who	3
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effectiveness of plastic surgery	3
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authors declare that there	3
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application time and hand	3
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blood group and common	3
effectiveness of system interventions	3
by all members of	3
investigated the use of	3
our previous systematic review	3
the internet and social	3
with rheumatoid joint pain	3
conference by the international	3
significantly improved with light	3
transmission of diseases in	3
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contact with the environment	3
society for health care	3
antimicrobial soap or alcohol	3
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urinary catheterization in hospitalized	3
inactivation with biocidal agents	3
volume on hand coverage	3
the adverse effects of	3
of mrsa in the	3
transmission of microorganisms from	3
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higher occurrence of whorls	3
hand hygiene as an	3
the medicines and healthcare	3