along with the importance of using different cloths for each task to avoid cross-contamination. All training should be easy to understand and intuitive, while taking into account the fact that English may not be the trainee’s first language.


Essity’s Tork Interactive Clean Hospital Training, available in several languages, takes staff through various real-world cleaning scenarios in a virtual hospital. It incorporates modules on daily cleaning in occupied patient rooms as well as discharge cleaning protocols.


The cleaner is first reminded to wash their hands and don personal protective equipment (PPE) before entering the room to be cleaned. Each step of the process is then addressed from picking up debris, emptying the bins and wiping down refuse containers before moving on to other tasks.


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Essity also offers Tork Clean Hands Training for healthcare staff. This invites users into a digital world where they are confronted with a series of scenarios in which hand hygiene needs to take place. Developed in collaboration with behavioural scientists and hand hygiene experts, the course aims to provide hand hygiene guidance in an engaging way.


Cleaning and hygiene can never be hurried in the healthcare sector, but if it is executed in a methodical, logical way by people who have been well trained and who fully understand the benefits of proper hygiene protocols, the process can certainly become much more efficient and effective.


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