Presentations from the Health Quality & Safety Commission and Hand Hygiene New Zealand's half-day workshop on hand hygiene, held in Auckland on 15 October 2017.
Speaker |
Presentation |
| Dr Sally Roberts National HHNZ and IPC Clinical Lead, Health Quality & Safety Commission |
Opening remarks / overview |
Session one: Sustaining and spreading hand hygiene improvement |
|
| Nikki Grae IPC Specialist, Health Quality & Safety Commission |
Why spread is important |
| Carmel Hurley-Watts Nurse Coordinator, Canterbury DHB |
The Canterbury DHB hand hygiene improvement journey |
| Carolyn Clissold Clinical Nurse Specialist, IPC, Capital & Coast DHB |
How to spread hand hygiene improvement |
| Lynette Drew Quality Improvement Advisor, Health Quality & Safety Commision |
Workshop activity 1 |
Session two: Effective engagement across organisations |
|
| Jenny Parr Director of Patient Care, Chief Nurse and Allied Health Professions, Counties Manukau Health |
Keynote speech: Effective engagement across organisations |
| Liz Bryce Clinical Nurse Specialist, IPC, Counties Manukau Health |
Hand hygiene in the ICU and dialysis environments |
| Rohit Maharaj Nurse, Waitemata DHB |
Achieving Hand Hygiene compliance in the Cardiovascular Unit (presentation not available) |
Session three: Comparing apples with apples |
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| Nikki Grae IPC Specialist, Health Quality & Safety Commision |
Are we comparing apples with apples? |
| Lynette Drew Quality Improvement Advisor, Health Quality & Safety Commision |
Workshop activity 2 |
Session four: Using data for improvement |
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| Miriam Vollweiler IPC Nurse, Mercy Hospital, Dunedin |
Using data for improvement |
| Andrea Flynn Project Manager, Health Quality & Safety Commision |
Updates |
Published: 19 Jul 2023
Modified: 19 Jul 2023
