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trigram	frequency
the use of	223
the risk of	174
of hand hygiene	153
intensive care unit	114
hand hygiene in	105
in the home	89
as well as	84
a systematic review	81
neonatal intensive care	74
hand hygiene compliance	72
the effectiveness of	71
soap and water	71
in a neonatal	65
the spread of	64
for hand hygiene	64
the prevention of	63
the importance of	62
in health care	60
hand hygiene practice	57
in order to	57
to reduce the	56
the incidence of	56
hand hygiene and	56
risk of infection	55
resistant staphylococcus aureus	54
a neonatal intensive	53
the number of	52
hand hygiene practices	52
the effect of	51
to hand hygiene	50
based on the	48
due to the	47
central venous catheters	46
the hands of	46
in the united	45
one of the	44
hand hygiene promotion	44
in terms of	44
the united states	43
the transmission of	43
on hand hygiene	43
wash their hands	42
the efficacy of	42
health care workers	42
reduce the risk	42
a number of	41
world health organization	39
total number of	39
in patients with	39
in the community	39
hand hygiene is	39
with hand hygiene	38
associated with a	38
there is a	38
before and after	37
been shown to	37
systematic review of	36
according to the	35
in addition to	35
for the prevention	35
prevention and control	35
the need for	34
there is no	34
infection control practices	34
associated with the	34
the presence of	34
intensive care units	34
use of a	34
such as the	34
the development of	33
compliance with hand	33
the impact of	33
the role of	32
need to be	31
of the hand	31
severe acute respiratory	31
hygiene in health	31
improve hand hygiene	31
the frequency of	31
personal protective equipment	31
acute respiratory syndrome	31
review of the	30
contact with the	30
based hand rub	30
urinary tract infections	30
use of alcohol	30
on the hands	29
related bloodstream infection	29
of personal responsibility	29
a range of	29
department of health	29
central venous catheter	28
to improve hand	28
number of studies	28
risk factors for	28
should not be	28
of an individual	28
an outbreak of	28
risk of cr	27
of nosocomial infection	27
with soap and	27
should be used	26
the potential for	26
that hand hygiene	26
in reducing the	26
of healthcare workers	26
contamination of the	26
home and community	26
the most important	25
in this study	25
of hand washing	25
improving hand hygiene	25
the most common	25
based hand sanitizers	25
of the participants	25
in the nicu	25
a review of	25
of the hands	25
of transmission of	25
in intensive care	24
spread of infection	24
the home and	24
can be used	24
of health care	24
infections in the	24
of central venous	23
infections associated with	23
with the use	23
practices advisory committee	23
of this study	23
in hand hygiene	23
term indwelling urethral	23
health care settings	23
the hand hygiene	23
what is the	23
the insertion site	23
control practices advisory	23
good hand hygiene	22
review or a	22
sodium hypochlorite bleach	22
for prevention of	22
the duration of	22
systematic review or	22
as part of	22
y n y	22
proper hand hygiene	21
the aseptic technique	21
preprint in perpetuity	21
disease control and	21
display the preprint	21
handwashing with soap	21
is the author	21
for disease control	21
medrxiv a license	21
of the skin	21
the author funder	21
a license to	21
or a meta	21
n y n	21
to determine the	21
hand hygiene guidelines	21
has granted medrxiv	21
control and prevention	21
a variety of	21
the preprint in	21
in young children	21
are the most	21
to display the	21
who has granted	21
granted medrxiv a	21
license to display	21
guys and females	20
hands of hcws	20
systematic review and	20
a reduction in	20
interrupted time series	20
in response to	20
central venous access	20
after contact with	20
some of the	20
in the hospital	20
among healthcare workers	20
it has been	20
infection in the	20
as a result	20
the fifth guy	20
the removal of	19
one or more	19
has been shown	19
found to be	19
compared with the	19
infection prevention and	19
during the covid	19
in the uk	19
the world health	19
more of the	19
the majority of	19
the probability of	19
is the most	19
a study of	19
of infection control	19
it is important	19
of public health	19
adherence to hand	19
guidelines on hand	19
a total of	19
type diabetes mellitus	19
hand washing and	19
the lack of	19
been associated with	19
increased risk of	19
washed their hands	19
health and safety	18
national and international	18
to assess the	18
the left hand	18
preprint this version	18
of the review	18
to wash their	18
in relation to	18
more effective than	18
importance of hand	18
and should be	18
for this preprint	18
use of abhs	18
associated urinary tract	18
copyright holder for	18
y y n	18
version posted may	18
well as the	18
this preprint this	18
be used to	18
blood or body	18
the copyright holder	18
holder for this	18
this version posted	18
low birth weight	18
hand washing is	17
the effects of	17
prevention of catheter	17
the source of	17
and use of	17
a result of	17
in an intensive	17
based hand sanitizer	17
reduction in the	17
hospital infection control	17
responsibility for infection	17
an intensive care	17
shown to be	17
because of the	17
the most effective	17
hand hygiene procedures	17
used as a	17
was used to	17
was associated with	17
hand hygiene behaviour	17
or more of	17
in developing countries	17
in the prevention	17
on the other	17
in accordance with	17
the fact that	17
the other hand	17
centers for disease	17
interventions to improve	16
effect of hand	16
likely to be	16
healthcare infection control	16
of the patient	16
infection in a	16
of the virus	16
there was a	16
for infection risk	16
a source of	16
it is not	16
to be a	16
in the study	16
direct contact with	16
the quality of	16
that there is	16
may not be	16
the rate of	16
should be considered	16
the level of	16
from the hands	16
part of the	16
the aim of	16
effective hand hygiene	16
the infection control	16
be used for	16
an increase in	16
evaluation of the	16
for patients with	16
who guidelines on	16
after using the	16
effectiveness of hand	16
and related complications	15
the hands are	15
hands should be	15
authors concluded that	15
there was no	15
of the most	15
suggest that the	15
probability of infection	15
is one of	15
up to of	15
personal responsibility for	15
extent to which	15
shown in fig	15
of the evidence	15
used in the	15
nosocomial infections in	15
of infection in	15
bsi and related	15
in blood bunch	15
audit and feedback	15
of health and	15
difference in the	15
written in english	15
hygiene practices in	15
the united kingdom	15
the healthcare infection	15
members of the	15
the home environment	15
are associated with	15
catheter tip colonisation	15
urinary tract infection	15
the need to	15
of the catheter	15
premature line removal	15
more likely to	15
the absence of	15
the review questions	15
the risk for	15
reducing the risk	15
infection control and	15
based hand rubs	14
recommendations of the	14
in the left	14
depending on the	14
nosocomial transmission of	14
left hand of	14
a prospective study	14
risk of transmission	14
indwelling urethral catheters	14
has also been	14
in the absence	14
the point of	14
should be changed	14
relates to infections	14
transmission of infection	14
to minimise the	14
license it is	14
is primary research	14
in the patient	14
there are no	14
depends on the	14
of the study	14
it is made	14
of the healthcare	14
that the use	14
made available under	14
this study was	14
is written in	14
the extent to	14
nosocomial infection in	14
have been reported	14
of barrier precautions	14
transmission of infectious	14
in a study	14
has been used	14
liquid soap and	14
driven performance feedback	14
a is the	14
available under a	14
situations in which	14
under a is	14
has not been	14
via the hands	14
to infections associated	14
infection control in	14
for up to	14
use of an	14
and hand hygiene	14
randomized controlled trial	14
is made available	14
to be effective	14
of hand eczema	14
male and female	14
that the article	14
the reduction of	14
to ensure that	14
international license it	14
of personal protective	13
the right hand	13
in a hospital	13
outbreak in a	13
thought to be	13
use of hand	13
morbidity and mortality	13
to prevent the	13
pcps and parents	13
assessment of the	13
increase the risk	13
at least one	13
for infection control	13
health care providers	13
care is safer	13
respiratory syncytial virus	13
of patients with	13
guideline for hand	13
hygiene compliance in	13
the general public	13
hygiene task force	13
as soon as	13
due to its	13
the participants were	13
to the hands	13
of infection risk	13
of the covid	13
the results of	13
transmission of pathogens	13
advisory committee and	13
et al showed	13
a randomized controlled	13
were the most	13
the management of	13
when hands are	13
prevention of nosocomial	13
hygiene in the	13
in healthcare workers	13
most of the	13
to be the	13
on the skin	13
and in the	13
of the hospital	13
in conjunction with	13
in which the	13
and disposal of	13
of nosocomial infections	13
virucidal activity of	13
is safer care	13
response to the	13
related to the	13
in the domestic	13
hand washing with	13
in this review	13
the hospital environment	12
the hands and	12
venous access device	12
impact of hand	12
associated with increased	12
found that the	12
the authors concluded	12
effectiveness of a	12
the department of	12
the outbreak of	12
the introduction of	12
suggested that the	12
are likely to	12
hand hygiene as	12
removal and mortality	12
randomised controlled trial	12
and drug administration	12
indwelling urethral catheter	12
risk of cauti	12
in the future	12
hands must be	12
food and drug	12
the time of	12
were associated with	12
of an outbreak	12
with the patient	12
years of age	12
at the point	12
be associated with	12
has been estimated	12
effect of a	12
washing with soap	12
mean estimations of	12
with use of	12
in healthcare settings	12
of hand sanitizer	12
have shown that	12
using the toilet	12
diabetes mellitus patients	12
for transmission of	12
number of articles	12
hand hygiene task	12
rheumatoid joint pain	12
efficacy of hand	12
of the effectiveness	12
line removal and	12
in contact with	12
role of the	12
and international guidelines	12
by healthcare workers	12
guidelines for preventing	12
the context of	12
in patient care	12
at the time	12
of plastic surgery	12
is associated with	12
in infection control	12
of the who	12
is based on	12
the insertion of	12
surgical hand disinfection	12
which was not	12
the occurrence of	12
healthcare workers to	12
part of a	12
controlled trial of	12
an association between	12
the concept of	12
committee and the	12
that can be	12
shea apic idsa	11
were found to	11
there has been	11
study of the	11
of exposure to	11
of these studies	11
blood bunch o	11
moments for hand	11
certified by peer	11
at that point	11
of the studies	11
have demonstrated that	11
risk factor for	11
their hands after	11
is likely to	11
showed that the	11
increase in the	11
colonization and infection	11
food contact surfaces	11
in the presence	11
can reduce the	11
the intensive care	11
the most commonly	11
that it is	11
safer sharps devices	11
source of infection	11
poor hand hygiene	11
of a hospital	11
of blood group	11
efficacy of alcohol	11
healthcare workers should	11
based hand sanitisers	11
hand hygiene was	11
and control of	11
in the number	11
prior to the	11
related complications including	11
is important to	11
systematic reviews of	11
hands with soap	11
the most widely	11
duration of catheterisation	11
minimise the risk	11
hand hygiene program	11
al showed that	11
included in the	11
impact of a	11
the form of	11
hygiene in healthcare	11
the type of	11
frequency of hand	11
to prevent catheter	11
needs to be	11
the implementation of	11
of young children	11
not certified by	11
hygienic hand disinfection	11
in both the	11
the reduction in	11
hands are visibly	11
hand contamination events	11
transmission of microorganisms	11
complications including phlebitis	11
many of the	11
any of the	11
the mean estimations	11
of patient care	11
risk of acquiring	11
must be worn	11
of handwashing and	11
clean care is	11
a recent study	11
and the use	11
in critically ill	11
causal link between	11
as shown in	11
of illness etiquette	11
aware of the	11
hand hygiene among	11
was not certified	11
must be decontaminated	11
blood group and	11
shown in table	11
of hospital infection	11
indicates that the	11
the relationship between	11
by peer review	11
review of studies	10
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	10
and food contact	10
a lack of	10
to investigate the	10
data on the	10
are not available	10
randomised controlled trials	10
of the two	10
the total number	10
to evaluate the	10
review and meta	10
the application of	10
that compared the	10
the bfifth guy	10
care of the	10
in combination with	10
have been associated	10
that healthcare workers	10
finger ridge tally	10
and have been	10
global handwashing day	10
areas of the	10
apic idsa hand	10
transmission of rhinovirus	10
prospective cohort study	10
of urinary tract	10
carried out in	10
to account for	10
is an important	10
are able to	10
are shown in	10
very low birth	10
in the transmission	10
by health care	10
with and without	10
perform hand hygiene	10
of hong kong	10
the care of	10
times a day	10
may be a	10
estimated to be	10
hand sanitizer products	10
contrasted with the	10
the amount of	10
the risks of	10
and management of	10
hygiene practice in	10
washing their hands	10
in prevention of	10
guidelines for the	10
and on the	10
gloves must be	10
and can be	10
the patient rooms	10
idsa hand hygiene	10
for the use	10
a risk of	10
should be made	10
about hand hygiene	10
in the environment	10
in the following	10
coughing or sneezing	10
of sodium hypochlorite	10
the combination of	10
with regard to	10
surgical hand antisepsis	10
within the home	10
more than one	10
of hand sanitizers	10
image processing techniques	10
in pediatric patients	10
contamination in the	10
the concentration of	10
promotion of hand	10
to the hospital	10
bacterial contamination of	10
insertion and maintenance	10
use of the	10
patients with a	10
was the most	10
is used to	10
no significant difference	10
have been shown	10
of the infection	10
to prevent transmission	10
of fingerprint patterns	10
suggests that the	10
concluded that the	10
was found to	10
a concentration of	10
an alternative to	10
ivad use a	10
use and disposal	10
of the literature	10
in the first	10
in hospitalized patients	10
and left hand	10
infection control departments	10
colonization of the	10
all healthcare workers	10
after critical appraisal	10
and has been	10
studies have been	10
use of gloves	10
as they are	10
of the intervention	10
the evidence base	10
the appropriate use	10
is also a	10
and the risk	9
appears to be	9
in the incidence	9
the public health	9
of pseudomonas aeruginosa	9
studies have demonstrated	9
against enveloped viruses	9
global patient safety	9
of the home	9
for central venous	9
there is an	9
reduce the incidence	9
the contribution of	9
tract infections in	9
of the same	9
efficacy of the	9
risk of bias	9
to be more	9
hands and surfaces	9
critically ill patients	9
hand hygiene opportunities	9
hand hygiene behavior	9
patients contrasted with	9
of the world	9
a central venous	9
in the two	9
log reduction in	9
handwashing and hand	9
the health care	9
the transfer of	9
has been associated	9
frequent hand washing	9
the patient is	9
be used in	9
be based on	9
the nicu setting	9
surgical site infections	9
for nosocomial infection	9
to promote hand	9
has been made	9
the hicpac shea	9
with the same	9
all articles that	9
the volume of	9
parents of young	9
bloodstream infections in	9
cause of nosocomial	9
not be used	9
inserted into the	9
hicpac shea apic	9
of an alcohol	9
and least in	9
indicated that the	9
responsible for the	9
the authors declare	9
bacteria and viruses	9
hand hygiene agents	9
should be given	9
in place to	9
promote hand hygiene	9
a mean of	9
conflicts of interest	9
of chlorhexidine gluconate	9
characteristics of the	9
are responsible for	9
summarized in table	9
can also be	9
risks associated with	9
in the form	9
it is possible	9
the log reduction	9
we believe that	9
two hands of	9
as hand hygiene	9
patient safety challenge	9
resulted in a	9
by use of	9
have been used	9
conducted in the	9
were conducted in	9
a hand hygiene	9
were able to	9
the numbers of	9
hand and food	9
risk of exposure	9
their ability to	9
use of these	9
developed by the	9
of severe acute	9
in the context	9
total parenteral nutrition	9
gloves should be	9
may be more	9
data from the	9
in place for	9
of infection prevention	9
be in place	9
by means of	9
most elevated in	9
the blood group	9
large numbers of	9
effective in reducing	9
a minimum of	9
to support the	9
of infection transmission	9
hepatitis b virus	9
been implicated in	9
all rights reserved	9
we found that	9
in the intensive	9
n n n	9
aim of this	9
and the hicpac	9
analysis of the	9
be used as	9
in two hands	9
the cost of	8
hand hygiene products	8
that have been	8
in hong kong	8
disposal of sharps	8
of pathogens from	8
considered to be	8
with a mean	8
e coli o	8
present in the	8
use of disinfectants	8
on personal responsibility	8
the guideline development	8
studies conducted in	8
day care centers	8
the plastic surgery	8
to comply with	8
hand contamination and	8
application of the	8
infection rates in	8
grading was achieved	8
of the use	8
in the event	8
was conducted in	8
adverse effects of	8
in vivo panel	8
of liquid soap	8
achieved through discussion	8
among health care	8
and other surfaces	8
that the risk	8
any additional evidence	8
the skin of	8
consensus and grading	8
be difficult to	8
with blood or	8
both the hands	8
the isolation unit	8
of bloodstream infection	8
is used for	8
studies have shown	8
are visibly soiled	8
the correct hand	8
hygiene is a	8
of infection and	8
direct patient contact	8
guided nudging and	8
updating our systematic	8
of infections in	8
comparison of the	8
outbreak associated with	8
common clinical diseases	8
between the two	8
and arches were	8
spread of covid	8
the principles of	8
it was not	8
circulating in the	8
british association of	8
of microorganisms from	8
awareness of the	8
hand sanitizers and	8
evidence suggests that	8
hand hygiene on	8
in recent years	8
automated hand hygiene	8
peripheral venous catheters	8
in all the	8
spread of the	8
a series of	8
in our study	8
it is well	8
that described primary	8
aim of the	8
our systematic review	8
to the skin	8
herpes simplex virus	8
there is evidence	8
intravascular access devices	8
transmission in the	8
has been a	8
to health care	8
peripherally inserted central	8
the most recent	8
venous catheters in	8
applied to the	8
disinfectants and antiseptics	8
individual performance feedback	8
have not been	8
where there is	8
components of the	8
related bloodstream infections	8
reducing the incidence	8
surgical hand washing	8
numbers of organisms	8
as an alternative	8
between handwashing and	8
bloodstream infection rates	8
the operating room	8
hygiene in reducing	8
be more effective	8
out of the	8
education and training	8
was achieved through	8
are as follows	8
and health care	8
be aware of	8
use of abhr	8
equipment should be	8
surfaces in the	8
of staphylococcus aureus	8
appraised by two	8
side of the	8
data suggest that	8
used for the	8
contribute to the	8
may lead to	8
a role in	8
and grading was	8
and risk of	8
there were no	8
contact with blood	8
any contact with	8
hand washing in	8
respiratory tract infections	8
we nor hicpac	8
criteria were independently	8
efficacy of ethanol	8
were used to	8
chemical disinfectants and	8
the surfaces of	8
nudging and data	8
for use in	8
and working rooms	8
to be associated	8
of hand decontamination	8
of infection by	8
and appears to	8
infection associated with	8
grafting approach to	8
are based on	8
normal daily activities	8
studies that compared	8
recommendations from the	8
neither we nor	8
can be utilized	8
hygiene and the	8
this is indicated	8
of more than	8
of the current	8
in the past	8
in type diabetes	8
of blood or	8
around the world	8
this is not	8
be applied to	8
are assumed to	8
in the current	8
authors declare that	8
safe use and	8
different types of	8
of urethral catheters	8
risk of hand	8
into contact with	8
the range of	8
during normal daily	8
described primary research	8
the type and	8
improved hand hygiene	8
ed any additional	8
and spread of	8
the purpose of	8
articles that described	8
can be a	8
of alcohol hand	8
to the use	8
viruses such as	8
the environment and	8
such as hand	8
prompted hand washing	8
for improving hand	8
critically appraised by	8
on the left	8
and it is	8
back of the	8
is no evidence	8
not possible to	8
efficacy of abhs	8
at the same	8
each of the	8
been carried out	8
evidence for the	8
settings in which	8
should be in	8
conflict of interest	8
hygiene and infection	8
whilst updating our	8
none of the	8
the safe use	8
relation to the	8
changes in skin	8
rates of cr	8
prevention of infection	8
most noteworthy in	8
the above designs	7
activity of a	7
to review the	7
surgery of the	7
two appraisers using	7
the severe acute	7
all over the	7
the necessity of	7
is expected to	7
the availability of	7
articles retrieved from	7
that they are	7
as a method	7
staphylococcus aureus from	7
periods of time	7
the prevalence of	7
staphylococcus aureus in	7
period of time	7
that there was	7
from a contaminated	7
studies of the	7
the epidemiology of	7
authors have no	7
for surgical hand	7
the treatment of	7
and water or	7
log reduction of	7
the authors have	7
of soap and	7
what are the	7
of the new	7
be cleaned and	7
royal college of	7
about the importance	7
occurrence of agglutination	7
the problem of	7
studies suggest that	7
care unit a	7
the health and	7
the participants in	7
of infectious agents	7
have a higher	7
and parents of	7
the two groups	7
washing hands with	7
the sars outbreak	7
use in the	7
spread of pathogens	7
ridge include were	7
loops are the	7
number of patients	7
with an alcohol	7
health impact of	7
rms that the	7
of escherichia coli	7
after coughing or	7
transmission of the	7
assumption of personal	7
practice in the	7
on inanimate surfaces	7
the online version	7
that they have	7
a period of	7
it is recommended	7
and of the	7
which can be	7
importance of the	7
on home hygiene	7
in north america	7
caused by a	7
and hand sanitizers	7
as a source	7
right hand and	7
evaluation of a	7
cleaning and disinfection	7
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