Washing hands is crucial for protecting both personal and public health in our daily lives. Disease-causing microorganisms are most commonly transmitted from person to person through hands. Good hygiene with plenty of soap and water
A hand washing process helps us protect ourselves from many infectious diseases such as flu and cold.
Handwashing is one of the most important public health interventions in the world. It is a key health practice, especially in preventing the spread of infectious diseases. Every year, 1.7 million children under the age of five suffer from diarrhea and
They die as a result of respiratory infections. Hand washing is a cheap and effective way to prevent these diseases.
Since 2008, October 15th has been celebrated as World Handwashing Day every year. The purpose of this special day is to encourage the habit of washing hands with soap worldwide, to shed light on the global handwashing situation, and to promote the importance of washing hands with soap.
is to raise awareness about the issue.
Before, during and after preparing food,
Before eating and after eating,
Before and after contact with a sick person,
Before and after treating the cut or wound,
After using the toilet,
After changing the children's diapers,
In cases where the nose is touched,
After sneezing and coughing,
After touching spoiled food and garbage,
After handling cats, dogs and all other animals and their food, you must wash them with the correct method.
How to Wash Your Hands Properly?
Wet your hands with water.
Using soap, apply to all surfaces: palms, back of hands, between fingers, under nails and wrists.
Rub for at least 20 seconds.
Rinse your hands with water.
Dry with a clean towel or paper towel.
Washing hands is the first step in protecting our own health and the health of those around us.
KSÜ SUAH Infection Control Committee
KSÜ SUAH Infection Control Committee