Hand Hygiene Monitoring. Key Compliance Points

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Key Compliance Points 1. Hand hygiene is performed at each of the WHO Your 5 moments for hand hygiene 2. Hand hygiene is performed following the How to wash your hands and How to handrub images 3. Alcohol based hand rub alone is not used when Clostridium difficile is known or suspected, or when hands have been contaminated with any soilage/organic matter NB This monitoring tool only addresses point 1 however additional local activities or adaptation of the tool will address points 2 and 3. The images for How to wash your hands and How to handrub can be accessed at www.washyourhandsofthem.com Improving process to improve outcome 1

Person monitoring: Board Hospital Date Opportunities Name Staff Group (Enter N, D, A or O) 1 2 3 4 5 Clinical setting ward Time am/pm Key Moment (Enter 1,2,3,4 or 5) Opportunity taken or X Reason for failure A,M,E, V1,V2,NK Analysis to determine if hand hygiene is optimal Ward: Number % Total number of key moments that occurred Total number of opportunities taken Analysis to determine if hand hygiene is optimal Ward:. Number % Total number of key moments that occurred Total number of opportunities taken 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Notes: Staff Group: N for nurse, D for doctor, A for allied health professional, O for ancillary and other staff Key Moment: 1 for before patient contact, 2 for before aseptic task, 3 for after body fluid exposure risk, 4 for after patient contact, 5 for after contact with patient surroundings Reason for failure: A: attention failure due to interruption/distraction; M:memory failure/forgot. E:error/misinterpreted guidance/applied wrong rule. K:knowledge/did not know hand hygiene necessary at that point. V1- violation/deliberate intention not to follow rule. V2: emergency procedure/reprioritised hand hygiene. NK: reason not known/not possible to ask 18 Please note that two opportunities for hand hygiene can often be met at one time. 19 For example, when going from one patient to another, hand hygiene need not be 20 performed before patient contact if it has just been performed after patient contact and no other touch contact has occurred between times. Improving process to improve outcome 2

Person monitoring: Person monitoring: Board: Clinical setting: Board: Clinical setting: Hospital: Ward: Hospital: Ward Date: Time: am / pm Date: Time: am / pm Opportunities Staff sub-group (enter description as provided or other) Opportunities Staff sub-group (enter description as provided or other) 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 Staff sub-groups Nurse AHP Nurse (Nurse) Art Therapist Nurse (Registered) Podiatrist Nurse (Unregistered) Dietician Midwife (Registered) Occupational Therapist Midwife Orthoptists (Unregistered) Health Visitor Physiotherapist (Registered) Health Visitor Radiographer (Unregistered) Other Speech and Language Therapist Medical Prosthetists and Orthotist Doctor (Qualified) Healthcare Support Doctor (In training) Other Dentist (Qualified) Ancillary/Other Patient Contact Staff Dentist (In training) Pharmacist Consultant Psychologist GP Medical Technical Officer/Healthcare Scientist Staff and Associate Phlebotomist Specialists Other Medical Photographers Medical Records Staff Domestic Staff Housekeeping Staff Porter Catering Staff Improving process to improve outcome 3 Other

Trend analysis sheet to determine if compliance with hand hygiene opportunities is optimal Total number of key moments that occurred Total number of opportunities taken Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Date: Total (average % compliance for week) No. % No. % No. % No. % No. % No. % No. % No. % % = total number of opportunities taken as a percentage of number of key moments that occurred Improving process to improve outcome 4

Hand Hygiene Compliance Feedback Run Chart 100 90 % Compliance 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Week Week Week Week Week Week Week w/c. w/c. w/c. w/c. w/c. w/c. w/c. NB. Please note that Week refers to the week of the monitoring period eg Week 1. Improving process to improve outcome 5

Standard Operating Procedure Background Statement Objective of this monitoring process Requirements for monitoring success Hand hygiene is considered the single most important infection control measure yet published evidence states that compliance rates are unacceptable. This hand hygiene monitoring process focuses only on the key elements of when hand hygiene should be performed. It aims to support overall compliance in the long term, alongside other elements of hand hygiene and compliance activities. Monitoring hand hygiene compliance is one way in which compliance can be addressed. To support hand hygiene compliance in OUR ward/patient care area by ensuring hand hygiene is performed as per the WHO Your 5 moments for hand hygiene NB This monitoring tool does not address other elements of hand hygiene. The images featuring How to wash your hands and How to handrub effectively can be accessed at www.washyourhandsofthem.com There is signed commitment from all staff in the entire team involved in patient contact to: Optimise hand hygiene compliance Undertake monitoring within their area as per the monitoring tool (as a minimum) for. {Enter time period, e.g. daily/weekly}, on an on-going basis Buddy with colleagues to challenge hand hygiene performance by providing real time verbal feedback to each other and act as a role model for optimum hand hygiene practices Support the displaying of posters and reminders on hand hygiene as appropriate in their own area Action the monitoring findings where an improvement in compliance is required. For the purposes of hand hygiene monitoring all staff are described as: Nurses, including midwives and health visitors both registered and non-registered Doctors, and dentists, both qualified and in-training Allied health professionals Ancillary and other staff. Prior to starting monitoring staff should ensure that facilities to allow for hand hygiene performance are available, as described in the HPS Hand Hygiene Policy and Procedure, or local policies, which includes How to wash your hands and How to handrub effectively. Improving process to improve outcome 6

Monitoring Procedure Following completion of monitoring Identify period when monitoring will take place and get agreement from the team on who will carry it out. Collect a monitoring tool and complete the top boxes: name, location, date, etc. Enter the staff group observed as opportunities occur and either during or following monitoring period enter or X for opportunities taken as per the 5 moments (see attached images). You may wish to record further information on the level of staff group observed. Use the staff sub-group sheet to enter these details beside the corresponding opportunity that was observed. Prior to and after completing the paper tool, hand hygiene must be performed to comply with the 5 moments as the tool will be used within the patient surroundings. Notes: 1. Please note that two opportunities for hand hygiene can often be met at one time. For example, when going from one patient to another, hand hygiene need not be performed before patient contact if it has just been performed after patient contact and no other touch contact has occurred between times. 2. Consider self-monitoring, i.e. by completing your own staff group code prior to commencing care delivery and noting your own compliance in the monitoring tool once you have finished activities. (Additional information - Whenever possible or actual contamination of hands with Clostridium difficile has occurred, or when hands have been contaminated with soilage/organic matter hands should be washed with liquid soap and water rather than alcohol hand rub solution alone being used (alcohol can still be used after washing hands for additional cleansing). Give monitoring form to. (named co-ordinator within ward/setting/other) and/or. (this may include the National Hand Hygiene Campaign Local Health Board Co-ordinator, infection control team or patient safety co-ordinator. (NB These data will not be used as part of the National Hand Hygiene Campaign reports). Complete the analysis / feedback sheets. Display the sheets as agreed, immediately and prominently and agree they will remain displayed for.. {Enter days/weeks} Action self and others where appropriate to take steps to improve hand hygiene compliance when this is required and agree timescale for review. Consider the use of PDSA cycles to optimise compliance. Arrange to discuss the results on an on-going basis with colleagues, including all the different disciplines in the team. Improving process to improve outcome 7