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Improvements in hand hygiene across New South Wales public hospitals: clean hands save lives, part III.

Mary-Louise ML McLaws, Annette C AC Pantle, Kimberley R KR Fitzpatrick, and Clifford F CF Hughes

Med J Aust 191(8 Suppl):S18-24 (2009) PMID 19835527

To describe improvements in hand hygiene compliance after a statewide hand hygiene campaign conducted in New South Wales public hospitals.

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