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Although hand hygiene is the most important measure for biological risk mitigation in hospital settings, there is scientic evidence of low compliance among healthcare workers with the established recommendations. Objective: To assess compliance with ve dimensions that strengthen the hand hygiene strategy for biological risk prevention in healthcare settings. Method: Observational, cross-sectional study in ve institutions providing healthcare services with the application of descriptive statistics. e Median Test evaluated whether there were signicant differences among groups of professionals per health institution, considering a p ≤ 0.05 to be signicant. e analysis was completed with a discriminant analysis. Results: First-level hospital institutions showed representative results where the nursing staff, followed by physicians, had a better compliance with the handwashing protocol. is percentage was impacted by the lower compliance with the provisioning of supplies and infrastructure.ere is a perfect differentiation between the results of the municipality of Cali compared those of Caicedonia, and in contrast with the results of Popayán, Buga, and Buenaventura. Conclusion: Compliance with the hand hygiene protocol was seen, with an assessment rated as unacceptable for the factors related to supplies and infrastructure and hand hygiene technique.

Cumplimiento de una estrategia de higiene de las manos en ambientes asistenciales