Eight practical steps have been identified that countries can take at the national and sub-national level to improve WASH in health care facilities. These include national assessments and analyses, development of roadmaps, and targets and standards for WASH in health care facilities.
WASH Managenet for preventing COVID-19
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As the #COVID19 pandemic continues, we should remember the necessity of an effective early-warning system that includes #climate data to help monitor future outbreaks of older diseases like cholera.
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Providing clean care combats antimicrobial resistance. #Handhygiene alongside other measures will reduce overall antibiotic demand, use, misuse and waste, and reduce the opportunity for resistance to emerge #WAAW2020
Today is #WorldToiletDay. It is embedded within #WorldAntimicrobialAwarenessWeek #WAAW2020. Let's seize the opportunity to renew our commitment to prioritize and expand #WASH & #handhygiene as important tools to prevent the spread of infections and stem #AntimicrobialResistance
Wahyu watches her son Rizki wash his face in a newly built clean water facility in their home in #Indonesia🇮🇩.
Without safe sanitation, children are exposed to illness and disease - especially the most vulnerable. #WorldToiletDay🚽
WHO & @UNICEF are calling for urgent investment in sanitation to combat infectious disease & antimicrobial resistance and to transform health, economies, and the environment within our generation.
History shows it can be done! 👉https://t.co/8A7xtFhnwA
