Core questions and indicators for monitoring WASH in health care facilities in the Sustainable Development Goals
Core questions and indicators for monitoring WASH in health care facilities in the Sustainable Development Goals
Publication Year:
2018
Authors:
Pickering, Amy J; Crider, Yoshika; Sultana, Sonia; Swarthout, Jenna; Goddard, Frederick GB; Islam, Syed Anjerul; Sen, Shreyan; Ayyagari, Raga; and Luby, Stephen P.
Language:
English
Affiliated Orgs.:
World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF
Resource Type:
Report
Summary:
Study conducted in urban Bangladesh that evaluates the effectiveness of in-line drinking water chlorination in reducing child diarrhea, and discusses the study design, limitations, and statistical analysis plan.
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Resource Information
Resource Type
Report
Publication Year
2018
Author
Pickering, Amy J; Crider, Yoshika; Sultana, Sonia; Swarthout, Jenna; Goddard, Frederick GB; Islam, Syed Anjerul; Sen, Shreyan; Ayyagari, Raga; and Luby, Stephen P.
Language
English
Organizational Affiliation
World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF
Relevant Country
Bangladesh
Specific Contaminants
Bacteria, E. Coli
Business Connect Takeaways
The core questions provided in the document can be used to monitor the status of water, sanitation, and hygiene in healthcare facilities.
Monitoring water, sanitation, and hygiene in healthcare facilities is important for ensuring the safety and well-being of patients and healthcare workers.
The core questions can be adapted to local contexts and used to inform policy and decision-making related to water, sanitation, and hygiene in healthcare facilities.