Abstract
Based upon the challenges of improving and sustaining hand hygiene compliance through conventional means, increasing regulatory requirements and a desire to improve patient care, this 145 bed acute care Medical Center decided to implement and evaluate an automated hand hygiene monitoring system. The objective of the study was to measure the impact of automated hand hygiene monitoring system deployment on hand hygiene solution dispensing, hand hygiene compliance and infection rates before and after executive intervention. The initial implementation and application of technology alone, however, did not yield the desired results.
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