Workshop · October 2026
The anatomy of defensible hand hygiene data.
A high compliance rate is not proof of good hand hygiene. This session shows how to collect data you can defend.
What the session covers
- 01
The illusion of high compliance
Why inflated rates don't match what happens at the bedside.
- 02
The anatomy of defensible data
Method, the WHO rules for where observers stand, and fair sampling.
- 03
The diagnostic health check
Checking the quality of your observations, how closely observers agree, and observer calibration.
- 04
Behavioural diagnostics
Reading the 5 Moments, why staff protect themselves, and asking the right question at the point of care.
- 05
Operational governance
Accountable champions, unit ownership, and results that leadership can stand behind.