Promote Safety by Design Practical Design Strategies to Improve Infectious Disease Control Efforts in Healthcare Environments Presenters Jun Rong Jeffrey Neo Graduate Student, Department of Design and Analysis, Cornell University Rana Sagha Zadeh (Dr.), Assistant Professor, Design and Environmental Analysis, Cornell University Ella Franklin (RN), Nursing Research Program Director, National Center for Human Factors in Healthcare Ole Vielemeyer (Dr.), Assistant Professor of Medicine, Weill Cornell Medical College To be replaced with Med star HF logo. Health Care Associated Infections Healthcare-associated infections Retrieved from: https://jeffreysterlingmd.files.wordpress.com/2014/05/nosocomial- infections.jpg Contact transmission Retrieved from:Hand hygiene Retrieved from:Handwashing-2.jpg Healthcare environments Retrieved from: Health Care Associated Infection World Health Organization (WHO) Retrieved from: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e9/WHO_flag.png Impact on the US Healthcare System Retrieved from: Hand Hygiene Intervention (HHI) Hand sanitation program implemented by an organization to increase hand hygiene compliance. Retrieved from:Simple to complex My 5 Moments for Hand Hygiene Retrieved from: Hand Hygiene is Complex Hand hygiene compliance level does not rely on individual factors alone, and [that] the same can be said for its promotion. Besides personal variables, environmental conditions, social norms and organizational policies are some factors which may affect hand hygiene compliance (Pittet, 2000) Behavioral Change and Hand Hygiene Retrieved from: Objective To provide a set of ready-to-implement recommendations for healthcare architects, planners, managers, administrators based on the best evidence. Participant Groups Selected publications examined hand hygiene intervention across various participant groups: families, visitors, patients, and all types of healthcare workers. Search Results More information will be covered during the conference presentation Search Results More information will be covered during the conference presentation Intervention One Retrieved from:Retrieved from:hygiene-newsletter jpg?cb= Retrieved from: https://s-media-cache- ak0.pinimg.com/originals/eb/36/3b/eb363bd9fb53a60dcd3eebf237e555e5.gif Retrieved from: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/s08yiZBSGOw/hqdefault.jpg Retrieved from:Retrieved from:Retrieved from: Intervention OneRetrieved from:Retrieved from:Retrieved from:Retrieved from: Intervention One More information will be covered during the conference presentation Intervention Two Retrieved from:Handwashing-2.jpg Retrieved from: Intervention Two: Facility design and planning More information will be covered during the conference presentation Intervention Three Retrieved from:Retrieved from: https://products.halyardhealth.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/thumbnail/9df78eab33525d08 d6e5fb8d27136e95/6/9/69606_back_3.jpg Retrieved from:Disinfection-Systems-front.jpg Intervention Three More information will be covered during the conference presentation Intervention Four Retrieved from:US/education/ce342/ce342-intro.jpg Retrieved from: https://uclamaps.files.wordpress.com/2010/04/photo2.jpg Retrieved from: https://hand-hygiene-in-the- ed.wikispaces.com/file/view/TJC%20Hand%20Hygiene%20Guidelines.jpg/ /TJC%20Hand%20Hygiene%20Guide lines.jpg Intervention Four More information will be covered during the conference presentation Intervention Five More information will be covered during the conference presentation Intervention Five More information will be covered during the conference presentation Study Location More information will be covered during the conference presentation Sustaining Hand Hygiene Compliance More information will be covered during the conference presentation What Have We Learned about Hand Hygiene Interventions? More information will be covered during the conference presentation What is next in the Field of Hand Hygiene Research? ? THE END! QUESTIONS?