Continue the Care: Hospital Admission/Discharge Program

"Continue the Care" is a hand hygiene wellness program specifically designed to:

Introduce PURELL® as a healthy hand hygiene practice for patients.
Demonstrate that your hospital cares for its patients - even when they go home.
Differentiate your hospital from other facilities.

This program offers a tangible way to show your hospital's commitment to community health and well-being. The components include:

Program	Description	File Download
"Continue the Care" Brochure	4-page, full color brochure that identifies the program objectives	Brochure (740 KB)
Patient Pamphlet	5 x 7 hand hygiene patient information pamphlet including Questions and Answers (Pamphlet is free of charge and will be sent/ordered upon receipt of participation in this program and purchase of the 1/2 fl. oz. bottles of PURELL)	Pamphlet (597 KB)
PURELL®Instant Hand Sanitizer	1/2 fl. oz. bottle w/flip top - Stock# 2007-5C (case of 500)	n/a

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Did You Know

November 2010 study be the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of the Inspector General found that one in seven Medicare patients or 13.5 percent experienced serious or long term medical harm (including infections) or death while they underwent treatment in the hospital. Another 13 percent of patients experienced temporary harm. The researchers estimated that hospital infections and medical errors involving Medicare patients contributed to approximately 180,000 deaths and $4.4 billion in additional hospital care costs each year.¹

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