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Hand Hygiene Auditor Training – NHHI

Hand Hygiene Auditors (previously called General Auditors) conduct direct observational audits of healthcare worker hand hygiene compliance.

Overview

Hand Hygiene Auditors (previously called general auditors) conduct direct observational audits of healthcare worker hand hygiene practices. They provide feedback to healthcare workers as part of a quality improvement approach to hand hygiene education.

Health service organisations rely on trained auditors to collect valid and reliable hand hygiene data. Auditor training ensures that auditors have consistent and current knowledge of hand hygiene audit practices.

Hand Hygiene Auditor Training Pathway

This pathway is for healthcare workers who wish to become a Hand Hygiene Auditor (HA). Existing auditors do not need to complete this training pathway. This pathway provides learners with the knowledge and skills to audit hand hygiene practice accurately and consistently.

For more information on how to complete the Hand Hygiene Auditor training, please see the Hand Hygiene Auditor Training User Guide.

The HA training pathway includes:

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