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Hand Hygiene

Published by Destiny Training Partners

This video focuses on the importance of hand hygiene practices in preventing the spread of germs. It covers both alcohol-based hand sanitizers and soap and water hand washing techniques.

Objectives

Understand the importance of hand hygiene in preventing the spread of germs; Learn proper hand washing techniques using soap and water

Roles

Chefs; Doctors; Nurses; Housekeeping staff; Line cooks; Maintenance staff; Culinary staff; Cashiers; Teachers; Assembly line workers; Medical assistants; Facility managers; Principals; Customer service representatives; Quality control inspectors

Departments

Foodservice; Clinical; School Administration; Kitchen Staff; Production Staff; Sales Staff; Facilities Maintenance; Environmental Services

Industries

Education; Manufacturing; Primary healthcare industry; Retail; Food Service

Tags

infection-control; hand-hygiene; germ-prevention

Topics

Soap and water hand washing; Alcohol-based hand sanitizers; Hand washing techniques

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