Two-Day Hand Hygiene Micro-Commitment
Create a specific two-day commitment that improves one hand hygiene behavior in clinical workflow.
Choose one hand hygiene trigger-response behavior to practice for two days. Use a real clinical workflow: room entry, aseptic preparation, glove removal after exposure risk, patient-surroundings exit, or visible-soil method selection. When I notice [specific clinical trigger], I will [specific hand hygiene action] before [next risky touch]. Example: When I touch a patient bedside table, pump, call bell, or bed rail and then leave the bed space, I will use alcohol-based handrub until dry before touching the shared workstation or scanner. In two days, review how many times the trigger appeared, how many times you completed the response, and what…
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