A ubiquitous but ineffective intervention: Signs do not increase hand hygiene compliance
Summary: Proper hand hygiene is critical for preventing healthcare-associated infection, but provider compliance remains suboptimal. While signs are commonly used to remind physicians and nurses to perform hand hygiene, the content of these signs is rarely based on specific, validated health behavio...
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