New hand hygiene project launched

By John on 19/11/2015 in Latest News, Uncategorized

‘Reducing Infection through holistic and sustainable Improvements in Hand Hygiene’ is a THET funded Partnership Initiative project which aims to improve the safety of healthcare workers in selected facilities in the Kabarole Region of Uganda, and promote resilience to infectious disease outbreaks. See our project flier for more details:
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