Presentation by Dr. Mary Ashinyo, Deputy Director- Institutional Care Division within Ghana Health Service at the Global Taskforce meeting in April 2022.
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WASH in Healthcare Facilities Roadmap – Malawi
Developed by the Ministry of Health in Malawi, the purpose of the roadmap is to provide direction for the health sector to strengthen the WASH interventions being implemented in healthcare facilities.
Learning Note
Improving water, sanitation and hygiene in primary care health facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia.
WASH in Heltkea Fasiliti Toolkit
WASH in Healthcare Facility Toolkit (Companion to adapted Water Safety Plans & WASHFit)
Created by EWB with the Ministry of Health Vanuatu, with UNICEF support.
WASH FIT 2.0 Launch Presentation
Slides from the global launch webinar on WASH FIT 2.0: “Is Your Facility WASH FIT?”, which took place on April 26, 2022.
WASH FIT – A Practical Guide for Improving Quality of Care Through Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Health Care Facilities: Second Edition
Core Elements of Operations & Maintenance for WASH in HCF: A Discussion on Sustainability
This session examined the key elements of O&M including planning, people, and budgeting, with examples from Guatemala, Uganda, and Nepal. See recordings and powerpoint slides.
ENGLISH: https://youtu.be/dc-V9qCZjaU
FRANÇAIS: https://youtu.be/CPwKHWPUpy4
ESPAÑOL: https://youtu.be/F3eA8zm_LRQ
THE LANCET GLOBAL HEALTH
Estimating the cost of achieving basic water, sanitation, hygiene, and waste management services in public health-care facilities in the 46 UN designated least-developed countries: a modelling study
National Guidelines on WASH and Waste in HEALTH CARE FACILITIES-Ethiopia (2021)
WASH in healthcare facilities refers to the provision of water, sanitation, health care waste management, infrastructure for hygiene and environmental cleaning, and services across all parts of a facility.
WASH FIT assessment – Kobo Toolbox version
This file will enable you to use the WASH FIT assessment in Kobo. For more information on how to deploy this form, see the related module and tutorial. WHO and UNICEF extend thanks to Food for the Hungry for their support in developing this resource.