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Is it correct that WHO is promoting alcohol-based handrubs in the form of liquids rather than gels and foams?

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Is it correct that WHO is promoting alcohol-based handrubs in the form of liquids rather than gels and foams?

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No. The Guidelines promote alcohol-based handrubs at the point of care. The WHO is aware that across the globe various formulations of alcohol-based handrubs are in use and there is no suggestion that locally selected products should change, as long as they meet international efficacy standards, or are validated by a WHO-approved laboratory, and they have proven satisfactory skin tolerability. Staff preference is crucial for success of any strategy.

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