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The role of infection prevention and control in preventing antibiotic resistance in health care
26.03.2017
An infographic to raise awareness during World Antibiotic Awareness Week 2017 on the links between IPC, WASH and AMR in health care settings.
Water, sanitation and hygiene in health care facilities: action-oriented solutions and learning: 2017 Case Studies
26.03.2017
A summary of twenty case studies presented at the Global Learning Event on WASH in health care facilities, Kathmandu, Nepal (March 2017).
WASH in HCF training: WASH Integral to MNH Quality Improvement
26.03.2016
A Presentations given at WASH Futures: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Conference 2016
WASH in HCF: An overview of the evidence
26.03.2016
An overview of research on AMR, health-care associated infections, care-seeking behaviour and staff morale and performance, presented at WASH Futures: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Conference 2016
Drug-resistant infections: A Threat to Our Economic Future
26.03.2016
This Reports examines the economic and development consequences of AMR with a focus on the aspects that are most relevant to LMIC and on the measures that these countries can take, together with the larger global community, to mitigate the economic and health costs of AMR.
Executive Summary: Every woman, every newborn, everywhere has the right to good quality care.
26.03.2016
Maternal Health: An Executive Summary for The LancetÕs Series
Tackling Antimicrobial resistance: Supporting national measures to address infection prevention and control and water, sanitation and hygiene in health care settings
26.03.2016
An infographic explaining the links between WASH, IPC and AMR.
Genderised WASH in Ugandan and Indian Public Health Care Facilities: Sandec News (Issue 17)
26.03.2016
This article highlights the second phase of the two year interdisciplinary G-WASH research project. G-WASH combines social anthropology, gender studies and sanitary engineering to research different usersÕ needs about WASH infrastructure in health care facilities.
