THE ROLE OF HAND HYGIENE IN DISEASE PREVENTION
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Hand hygiene, disease prevent to get, infection control to make, pathogen spread, health storage conditions, hand washing, alcohol disinfection tools, community health, global health storage initiatives, hygiene to the rules compliance to control the epidemic, the spread of the disease.Abstract
Hand hygiene and health storage in institutions and in everyday life contagious diseases spread prevent to take basis Soap and water with wash or alcoholic hands cleaning from the means use through hands cleaning pathogens, including bacteria , viruses and significantly reduces the spread of fungi. This in the article hand hygiene flu, COVID-19 and in controlling the spread of diseases such as gastrointestinal infections importance and health storage to systems download in reduction role see The article also discusses the hand hygiene global initiatives on, hand hygiene to the protocols compliance The challenges of doing so and strategies for improving compliance are explored, especially in hazardous environments. Correct hand hygiene of the technique importance emphasizing that this The article aims to highlight its important role in maintaining health.
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