Kimberly-Clark launches anti-infection campaign

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WebWire, March 27, 2008

Kimberly-Clark Health Care announced today a new educational campaign designed to educate healthcare workers and support their efforts to reduce the spread of Healthcare Associated Infections in U.S. hospitals. As part of the "Not on My Watch" campaign, Kimberly-Clark Health Care will launch a 30-city mobile tour, visiting 39 hospitals in eight months with its HAI Education Bus. The bus is a 45-foot-long, mobile classroom outfitted for interactive training, continuing education and continuing medical education courses on HAI management and prevention.

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