62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > According to WHO, each dollar invested in hygiene hands can bring up to $ 24.6 of economic recoil. WHO: The use of gloves is not able to replace hygiene hands Healthcare The World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes that wearing gloves cannot replace a full -fledged hygiene of hands. Even when using gloves, it is important to regularly and thoroughly wash or disinfect your hands, since this remains one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of infections. 62 ~On Monday, on World Hand hygiene, which is annually celebrated on May fifth, the WHO recalls that despite the fact that medical gloves play a vital role in preventing infection – for example, when risk of contact with blood and other biological fluids – they are not able to replace timely washing hands. & Amp; nbsp; on World Hands of Hands, the hands of hygiene of hands called Governments, medical institutions and medical staff around the world to expand the practice of hand hygiene – a proven and economically effective measure to protect both patients and medical workers. & NBSP; according to WHO, each dollar invested in hygiene of the hands can bring up to $ 24.6 & NBSP; economic removal. Nevertheless, in two of the five medical institutions in the world, there are still no basic services for hygiene of the hands, which is at risk of 3.4 billion residents of the Earth. & Amp; nbsp; ineffective use gloves The ineffective use of gloves not only undermines the methods of preventing infections and the fight against them, but also significantly increases the volume of medical waste. Most of these waste can be avoided by observing the hygiene of the hands and using gloves only if necessary. Most of the used gloves require high -temperature combustion or specialized processing, which increases the load on the already overloaded waste management systems. & Amp; nbsp; it must be remembered that gloves can be polluted in the same way as the hands and that they are often used incorrectly, for example, when medical workers switch from one patient to another or perform several procedures for the same patient. In addition, excessive use of gloves contributes to the deterioration of the environment. & Amp; nbsp; an average hospital in a developed country annually produces 1634 tons of medical waste, which is equivalent to a weight of more than 360 African & nbsp; elephants. & nbsp; when you need to wash your hands ? 60 ~/h2 > doctors recommend mandatory hands in the following situations: & nbsp;-& nbsp; after coming from the street;-& nbsp; after visiting public places;-& nbsp; before eating;-& nbsp; after visiting the toilet;-& nbsp; after touching raw products;-& nbsp; after sneezing and cleansing the nose;-& nbsp; before and after the processing of wounds;-& nbsp; After contact with objects capable of transmitting & nbsp; infection such as & nbsp; cash bills, door handles, telephone tubes;-& nbsp; after cleaning the room;-& nbsp; After communicating with animals, including homemade.