Amjad Ali Zalah, Fairs Ali Essa Ghazi, Mohammed A Khayri, Ali Ibrahim Marzouq, Muhammed Ibrahim Muhammed Shabi, A. A. Zahrani, Hasan Gailan Hasan Qinaee, I. Mobarki, Mohammedalbadr M. Khawaji, Hatim Mohammed Khobrani, Nasser Ahmad Albarati, Ibrahim Mohammed Ahmed Jaafari, Taher Essa Jaafary, Turki Mohammed Khawaji, Hussain Ahmed Mohammed Qadi, Adel ahmed sak, Nasser Deban alhodal, Abdulrahman Ahmed Ibrahim Khormi
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- Healthcare-associated infections are the most common kind of patient harm in hospitals. Although 5–10% of hospitalized patients in developed countries have similar infections, the burden of disease is much higher in low-and middle-income countries. Preventing the spread of infectious diseases requires widespread, systematic use of hygiene practices by healthcare workers, but only around 40% of those who should comply actually do so. There are several reasons why hand cleaning is so important in a healthcare setting. It prevents patients from catching infectious diseases that originate inside their bodies as well as those brought in from outside, as well as