You have to guarantee going to the wrist with no skip spots. 1) Palms 2) back of hands & dorsal finger interlace 3) palmar finger interlace, 4) flngers flexed interlock step 5) thumbs 6 finger thumb tips and nails. The JC 2010 also Supports the WHO method as does every other CDC in every country inthe world. There are six rub/scrub steps separate from wetting hands/ pumping alcohol, rinsing drying etc The step is really to thoroughly cover all surfaces with water/soap or alcohol before performing the recommendedsequence. They no longer recommend what is in your New implementation guide. The CDC now directs health care professions to to 2009 W.H.O. Using soap and water, the wash must include. Proper technique training requires followingĬURRENT CDC website standards for proper hand cleansing, sanitizing, decontamination. The CDC recommends cleaning hands with a precise methodology that requires at least 30 seconds to be effective.
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