"In the medical community, infection prevention and control refers to a set of practices and measures implemented to prevent the transmission of infections within healthcare settings. It involves strategies and protocols designed to minimize the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) and ensure the safety of patients, healthcare workers, and visitors..."
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"Controlled facial touching, or minimizing the frequency of touching one's face, is considered an important behavior to develop for several reasons, especially when it comes to maintaining good personal hygiene and reducing the risk of infection. Here are a few key reasons..."
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"Self-Monitoring: Monitoring and tracking one's behavior can be highly effective. This involves keeping records or journals to document instances of the target behavior, its antecedents, and the consequences. Self-monitoring increases awareness, provides insight into patterns and triggers, and helps identify areas for improvement..."
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The IPaC Training Sleeve is designed to include many of the features A.I. recommends for a more successful behavioral modification outcome. The "Shareable Wearable" feature means groups like students, militaries and other large organizations, can offer affordable training to everyone through the mobile app! Who doesn't have a mobile phone these days?
The “IPaC Training Sleeve” version 1.0 is a first of its kind shareable wearable sensor and training device that fits the FDA definition of a “low risk general wellness product”. A mobile app and electronic best practices guide are companions to the device. So, now there’s a measurable way to control unconscious and unsafe facial touching to help prevent spreading infections.
Remember the A.I. recommendation from video #3? It is baked into the IPaC Training Sleeve as shown>>>>
"Self-Monitoring: Monitoring and tracking one's behavior can be highly effective. This involves keeping records or journals to document instances of the target behavior, its antecedents, and the consequences. Self-monitoring increases awareness, provides insight into patterns and triggers, and he
By design, the IPaC Training Sleeve vers. 1.0 does not store the data generated from user sessions. The data is temporarily sent to the authorized user's phone via the included app and users may screenshot any data they may want to retain. Once the session closes, the data is deleted in Vers. 1.0.
The IPaC Training Sleeve was designed to be shared among groups as needed. For example, if a healthcare facility kept the devices on the premises, any healthcare worker could “check one out” like a library book and wear it while doing whatever, monitor the data on their phone app, capture the data and when done remove the module and battery before tossing the sleeve into the healthcare laundry system.
The returned module and rechargeable battery should be wiped with the recommended cleaning agent and placed into a clean re-sealable bag then, together with a fresh sleeve (from a sealed bag), placed into the IPaC Sleeve box for someone else to use as needed.
To optimize the safe use of this new equipment someone should be responsible for the “cycles of readiness” to ensure IPaC Sleeves are more and more available as time goes on as we do anticipate it will become standard procedure for all healthcare workers to have received such trainings, possibly to the point of certifications and re-certifications over time. This is digital health in action!
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