Hand Hygiene Product Evaluation and Purchasing
ICT invited manufacturers of hand hygiene products to provide instruction on best practices relating to the evaluation of products as well as how to introduce and integrate them into the healthcare environment.
Issue Summary
This digital magazine explores the primary considerations decision-makers should keep in mind when evaluating and purchasing various categories of hand hygiene-related products. It also provides suggestions from manufacturers for how to effectively introduce and educate on hand hygiene-related products to healthcare workers.
Takeaways for Your Business
- Review the essentials for evaluating hand hygiene products
- Learn about how to introduce hand hygiene products to healthcare workers
- Discover best-practice suggestions from manufacturers
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