Award Criteria

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Outstanding Achievement in Infection Prevention and Control

This award recognises organisations or individuals in the UK cleaning and hygiene sector who have demonstrated exceptional dedication, innovation, and success in preventing and controlling infections within various environments. This award category celebrates outstanding contributions to public health and safety through effective infection prevention measures and protocols.

This award recognises organisations or individuals in the UK cleaning and hygiene sector who have demonstrated exceptional dedication, innovation, and success in preventing and controlling infections within various environments. This award category celebrates outstanding contributions to public health and safety through effective infection prevention measures and protocols.

Criteria for this category may include:

  1. Implementation of Best Practices: Recognition of organisations that have successfully implemented comprehensive infection prevention and control protocols based on industry best practices, ensuring a safe and hygienic environment for their clients and stakeholders.
  2. Innovative Solutions: Acknowledgment of innovative approaches, technologies, or strategies implemented to mitigate infection risks and enhance infection control measures. This may include advancements in cleaning products, disinfection techniques, or the use of cutting-edge technologies to minimise the spread of infections.
  3. Training and Education: Consideration of initiatives that prioritise training and education programmes to equip staff members with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively prevent and control infections. This may involve ongoing training sessions, certifications, or awareness campaigns targeting both employees and customers.
  4. Compliance and Monitoring: Evaluation of systems and processes in place to ensure compliance with relevant regulations, guidelines, and industry standards related to infection prevention and control. This may involve regular audits, documentation of cleaning procedures, and robust monitoring mechanisms to track infection rates and identify areas for improvement.
  5. Outcomes and Impact: Assessment of tangible results and positive outcomes achieved in terms of reduced infection rates, improved patient or customer satisfaction, and enhanced public health outcomes. This may include data-driven evidence demonstrating the effectiveness of infection prevention measures implemented.
  6. Collaboration and Partnerships: Recognition of collaborations or partnerships with relevant stakeholders, such as healthcare providers, public health agencies, or industry associations, to foster knowledge exchange and collective efforts in infection prevention and control.

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