How do I train other Hand Hygiene Auditors and Hand Hygiene Auditor Educators?

Once you have completed the Hand Hygiene Auditor Educator (HAE) training, you can train others to become Hand Hygiene Auditors and Hand Hygiene Auditor Educators. Revalidation Requirements for Hand Hygiene Auditors and Hand Hygiene Auditor Educators – NHHI includes information about the validation requirements for existing Gold Standard Auditors.

Hand Hygiene Auditor Educators are responsible for:

• Organising and running Hand Hygiene Auditor Practical Skills Training Sessions
• Organising and running Hand Hygiene Auditor Educator Facilitated Training Sessions and marking their learners’ Scenario-based Assessments after each training session.

The following resources required for facilitating training sessions are available in the NHHI Learning Management System (LMS).

For facilitating Hand Hygiene Auditor Practical Skills Training Sessions:

• Hand Hygiene Auditor (HA) Practical Skills Training Session - Presentation
• Hand Hygiene Auditor (HA) Practical Skills Training Session - Facilitation handbook
• Hand Hygiene Auditor (HA) Practical Skills Training Session - Evaluation survey template

For facilitating Hand Hygiene Auditor Educator Facilitated Training Session:

• Hand Hygiene Auditor Educator (HAE) Facilitated Training Session - Presentation
• Hand Hygiene Auditor (HAE) Educator Training Session - Facilitation handbook
• Hand Hygiene Auditor Educator (HAE) Facilitated Training Session - Evaluation survey template

The Hand hygiene auditor educator guide provides instructions on how to use the training scheduling functions in the NHHI LMS.

You should read the relevant facilitation handbook and the “how to” guide before planning your training sessions.

To access the resources:

• Log in to the NHHI LMS.
• Click on “Help/Documents” in the top right corner and scroll down to the new window showing Domain Files.

If you cannot access the resources, please submit a request for assistance using the NHHI Help Desk Contact Form.

For more information on the new auditor training pathways, please visit the Hand Hygiene Auditor Training and Hand Hygiene Auditor Educator Training - NHHI webpages.