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Research conducted to date, has documented hand hygiene (HH) compliance rates for medical students ranging between 8% and 52%. While compliance rates have increased in recent years for medical students, they are still well below the ideal levels. The audit data by hand hygiene Australia indicate that currently hand hygiene of medical studnets in Australia is below 70% [1].

P145: Teaching concepts of hand hygiene to medical students: examining current practices across Australian medical schools