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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Join us Sep 24, for an #UNGA75 side event: 'Stopping a Global Pandemic Without Water? How #WASH is a Neglected Critical Element of #HealthSecurity," featuring @Laurie_Garrett and our own Dr. Ann Phoya of @USAID's ONSE Health Activity in #Malawi. https://t.co/488lgLEjpO
⚡️Join us on 24 Sept @ 14.30 CET for the 2nd #webinar in the prep-process for the upcoming Finance Ministers' Meetings which will focus on why investing water, sanitation & hygiene is crucial for economic, social & environmental dev.
Register ➡️ https://t.co/VBNxtoMGt0
#2020FMM
Poor water, sanitation & hygiene services in healthcare settings boost antimicrobial resistance & the risk of spreading diseases like #COVID19
This means patients stay in hospital longer, need more treatment & have a higher risk of dying. Governments must step up! #PatientSafety
Dr. Madeleine Mukeshimana of @IntraHealth Rwanda talks about Rwanda's strategies for managing #COVID19 including messaging from leadership and in communities, prioritizing patients, and #washinhcf
#UN75 #UNGA75 @FHWCoalition @Jhpiego
#handhygiene in #healthcare Why it’s still important #HH4A 1) Products to clean hands are not reliably available, people in any care setting are some of the most vulnerable. Right now someone very sick who needs care is being touched by unclean hands #infection #dignity #WPSD2020
