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Macedonia Joins the Global Celebration of the World Hand Hygiene Day Media Coverage: Macedonia joins the global celebration of the World Hand Hygiene Day Sources: Internet-based online services of TV broadcasters, daily newspapers, weekly magazines, news portals Language of original articles: Macedonian Date of all entries: May 4, 2015 Source and News Title Brief Info and Link TV and radio broadcasters with national coverage Macedonian Radio Television (MRTV) Recognizing hand hygiene as one of the most effective infection control activities, the Republic of Macedonia Hand hygiene saves lives! joins the global celebration of the World Hand Hygiene Day under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”. The rate of MRSA infections in Macedonia is alarmingly increasing and is particularly frequent in hospital settings. Worldwide experiences prove that hand hygiene can significantly reduce the number of patients with MRSA and intrahospital infections. Link to the source *Original title: Хигиената на рацете значи живот! Telma TV Recognizing hand hygiene as one of the most effective infection control activities, the Republic of Macedonia World Hand Hygiene Day joins the global celebration of the World Hand Hygiene Day under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”. By raising awareness about hand hygiene and its correct use, the Multisectorial Commission for Antimicrobial Resistance within the Ministry of Health, joined by the Medical Faculty in Skopje, the Institute for Public Health and CRIS Studiorum, ultimately aims at reducing both the high level of use of antibiotics and the antimicrobial resistance in the country. Link to the source *Original title: Светски ден за хигиена на рацете Kanal 5 TV Aiming to promote hand hygiene as one of the key activities for infection prevention and control, World Hand Hygiene Day Macedonia marks the World Hand Hygiene Day under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”. On the occasion of the World Hand Hygiene Day, the Multisectorial Commission for Antimicrobial Resistance within the Ministry of Health together with the Institute for Public Health, the Medical Faculty in Skopje and CRIS Studiorum, are raising awareness about hand hygiene which, in the long run, contributes to reduced use of antibiotics and antimicrobial resistance. Link to the source *Original title: Глобален ден за хигиена на рацете Kanal 5 TV Under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”, Macedonia marked the World Hand Hygiene Day second year in a “Clean hands save lives”: Macedonia row. marked the World Hand Hygiene Day Hand hygiene is among the the key activities for infection prevention and control and ultimately reduces both the use of antibiotics and antimicrobial resistance which in Macedonia are at an alarming level. Link to the source *Original title: Чистите раце спасуваат животи: одбележан Светскиот ден на хигиената Sitel TV Regular and proper hand-washing helps prevent a number of intrahospital infections, especially antibiotic- Regular and proper hand hygiene – key resistant infections, underlined Mrs. Golubinka to infection prevention Boshevska from the Institute for Public Health on the occasion of the World Hand Hygiene Day which was marked today in Macedonia under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”. The Dean of the Medical Faculty in Skopje Mr. Nikola Jankulovski indicated that an online course will be soon held in cooperation with the Stanford University so to educate the health professionals in relation to this issue. Link to the source *Original title: Редовното и правилното миење на рацете клучно за заштита од инфекции Sitel TV Bearing in mind the health effects of hand hygiene, the Multisectorial Commission for Antimicrobial Resistance Macedonia marks the World Hand within the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Hygiene Day Macedonia, the Medical Faculty, the Institute for Public Health and the Center for Regional Policy Research and Cooperation “Studiorum” mark the World Hand Hygiene Day under the slogan “It’s clear. Clean hands save lives”. Hand hygiene is often the key to preventing infections both in the community and in hospital settings. Link to the source *Original title: Глобален ден за хигиена на рацете Sitel TV The rate of MRSA-related and intrahospital infections in Macedonia is alarmingly increasing. In many Alarming rates of MRSA infections which countries, these rates have been reduced by 24% are dangerous and difficult to treat thanks to regular and proper hand hygiene. Having in mind the health effects of hand hygiene, Macedonia marks the World Hand Hygiene Day under the slogan “It’s clear. Clean hands save lives”. Link to the source *Original title: Алармантна состојба со бактеријата мрса која е опасна и тешка за лекување Orbis TV Macedonia joins the global celebration of 5th of May, the World Hand Hygiene Day. Recognizing the World Hand Hygiene Day importance of hand hygiene in preventing and controlling infections in the community and in hospital settings, several relevant institutions in the country joined efforts to mark this day under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”. Link to the source *Original title: Глобален ден за хигиена на рацете Kanal 77 Radio Recognizing hand hygiene as one of the most effective infection control activities, the Republic of Macedonia Macedonia joins the celebration of the joins the global celebration of the World Hand Hygiene World Hand Hygiene Day Day under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”. By raising awareness about hand hygiene and its correct use, the Multisectorial Commission for Antimicrobial Resistance within the Ministry of Health, joined by the Medical Faculty in Skopje, the Institute for Public Health and CRIS Studiorum, ultimately aims at reducing both the high level of use of antibiotics and the antimicrobial resistance in the country. Link to the source *Original title: Глобален ден за хигиена на рацете Radio Slobodna Makedonija Aiming to promote hand hygiene as one of the key activities for infection prevention and control, World Hand Hygiene Day Macedonia marks the World Hand Hygiene Day under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”. On the occasion of the World Hand Hygiene Day, the Multisectorial Commission for Antimicrobial Resistance within the Ministry of Health together with the Institute for Public Health, the Medical Faculty in Skopje and CRIS Studiorum, are raising awareness about hand hygiene which, in the long run, contributes to reduced use of antibiotics and antimicrobial resistance. Link to the source *Original title: Глобален ден за хигиена на рацете Radio Slobodna Makedonija Macedonia joins the global celebration of 5th of May, the World Hand Hygiene Day. Recognizing the Macedonia marks the World Hand importance of hand hygiene in preventing and Hygiene Day controlling infections in the community and in hospital settings, several relevant institutions in the country joined efforts to mark this day under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”. Link to the source *Original title: Глобален ден за хигиена на рацете Radio Shtip Bearing in mind the health effects of hand hygiene, the Multisectorial Commission for Antimicrobial Resistance Today is the Day of Clean Hands within the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Macedonia, the Medical Faculty, the Institute for Public Health and the Center for Regional Policy Research and Cooperation “Studiorum” mark the World Hand Hygiene Day under the slogan “It’s clear. Clean hands save lives”. Hand hygiene is often the key to preventing infections both in the community and in hospital settings. Link to the source *Original title: Ден на чистите раце Daily newspapers and weekly magazines Vecher Daily Recognizing hand hygiene as one of the most effective infection control activities, the Republic of Macedonia Clean hands save lives joins the global celebration of the World Hand Hygiene Day under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”. By raising awareness about hand hygiene and its correct use, the Multisectorial Commission for Antimicrobial Resistance within the Ministry of Health, joined by the Medical Faculty in Skopje, the Institute for Public Health and CRIS Studiorum, ultimately aims at reducing both the high level of use of antibiotics and the antimicrobial resistance in the country. Link to the source *Original title: Чистите раце спасуваат животи Vecher Daily Macedonia faces an alarming rate of intrahospital infections, the most frequent being those with MRSA in Increasing number of patients with hospital settings. MRSA infections in hospitals Accorind to Mrs. Golubinka Boshevska from the Institute for Public Health of the Republic of Macedonia, hand hygiene is one of the most effective infection control activities and in many countries has led to decrease in such infections by 24%. On the occasion of the World Hand Hygiene Day, which Macedonia marked under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”, the Dean of the Medical Faculty in Skopje Mr. Nikola Jankulovski indicated that an online course will be soon held in cooperation with the Stanford University so to educate and raise awareness among health professionals about hand hygiene and its health effects. Link to the source *Original title: Алармантно: во болниците се повеќе пациенти со МРСА Nova Makedonija Aiming to promote hand hygiene as one of the key activities for infection prevention and control, Today’s the World Hand Hygiene Day Macedonia marks the World Hand Hygiene Day under the slogan “Clean hands save lives”. On the occasion of the World Hand Hygiene Day, the Multisectorial Commission for Antimicrobial Resistance within the Ministry of Health together with the Institute for Public Health, the Medical Faculty
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