Massachusetts hospital kicks off handwashing campaign to fight germs
Milford Daily News, April 17, 2008
Milford (MA) Regional Medical Center has reached out to its non-medical personnel and volunteers to encourage them to wash their hands while moving about the hospital and installed hand sanitizing stations near patients' rooms to encourage visitors to keep their germs away from hospitalized loved ones. The hospital is now trying to take its in-house campaign outside its borders to towns within its service area.
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