“Using a quality soap that doctors and nurses want to use is the number one way to reduce the spread of hospital acquired infections (HAIs).”

CDC Hand Hygiene Guidelines

Acceptance = Compliance = Lower HAIs

Hand hygiene noncompliance is a major contributing factor to healthcare-associated-infections (HAIs), but it is also one of the easiest practices to improve. Symmetry understands the importance of hand hygiene acceptance and manufactures products that healthcare workers want to use.

A 200-bed hospital incurs $1,779,283 in annual MRSA infection-related expenses attributable to hand hygiene non-compliance. A 1% increase in hand hygiene compliance can save that hospital $39,650.

Source: Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology April 2010, Vol. 31, No. 4

Complete Line of Hand Hygiene Products

Less likely to contribute to dry hands

Reduce common disease-causing bacteria

Leave no sticky residue behind

High quality and low-cost products

Packaging is BPA-free
BPA (bisphenol A) has been linked to health problems

Symmetry's U.S. based, vertically integrated supply chain guarantees access to essential products even in unprecedented times.

Product Efficacy

Symmetry hand sanitizers and hand washes have been proven to reduce common disease-causing bacteria.

Symmetry products have been tested against common FDA TFM bacteria, including Acinetobacter baumannii, Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pyogenes (Group A), and more. They have also been tested against additional organisms including, but not limited to Clostridium difficile (vegetative), Staphylococcus aureus MRSA, and Salmonella enterica serotype typhimurium.

For a complete list of efficacy claims, please refer to the literature sheets for each product.

WHO 5 Moments for Hand Hygiene

The 5 Moments for Hand Hygiene approach defines the key moments when healthcare workers should perform hand hygiene. This evidence-based, field-tested, user-centered approach is designed to be easy to learn, logical and applicable in a wide range of settings.

1. Before Patient Contact

2. Before Aseptic Task

3. After Body Fluid Exposure Risk

4. After Patient Contact

5. After Contact with Patient Surroundings

What do you do for hand hygiene compliance at Point of Care?

Point of Care refers to the moments when healthcare workers are in contact with patients and are at the highest risk of spreading infections. Increase hand hygiene compliance, improve HCAHPS scores, and reduce HAIs (healthcareassociated infections) with Symmetry Point of Care items.

Point of Care

Dispensers

Symmetry Dispensers

Symmetry dispensers offer the highest level of precision and durability. The user-driven design is made of ABS plastic featuring a large sight window, and hidden and keyed integrated lock options.

Design your own Symmetry dispenser in the Dispenser Design Center!

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Customizable Awareness & Education Materials

The Symmetry Hand Hygiene Program offers informative, customizable education and awareness tools that focus on the “HOW” and “WHY” of proper hand hygiene to help you maximize hand hygiene practices in your facility.

Some of the materials we provide include:
Wall Charts, Posters, Product Literature and Handwashing Videos

Symmetry Behavior Modification System

Symmetry utilizes behavioral science to drive hand hygiene practices. As a value-added component of our program, the SBMS is a set of unique placards and signs with messages designed to inspire and maximize hand hygiene practices.

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TAKE THE SYMMETRY CHALLENGE

Your symmetry representative sets a date and time with you to hold a product evaluation Expo at your facility.

Participants test hand hygiene products and fill out a product evaluation survey.

Once product testing and evaluation are complete, the results from each hand hygiene program are tallied and revealed.