On 25 May 2025, IJN University College proudly hosted a Hand Hygiene Campaign at Melawati Mall, led by students from the Post Basic Infection Control and Advanced Diploma Cardiac Nursing program. Running from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, the campaign aimed to raise public awareness about the importance of hand hygiene in preventing infections and promoting overall community health.
This campaign is a reflection of IJN University College’s commitment to equipping healthcare professionals not only with clinical skills but also with the drive to advocate for public health and infection prevention.
Educating the Public on Proper Handwashing Techniques
Through interactive demonstrations and hands-on guidance, the public learned the correct techniques for effective handwashing, a simple yet powerful method to reduce the spread of harmful bacteria and viruses. Proper hand hygiene plays a critical role in controlling infections, especially in public and healthcare settings.
Engaging Activities for All Ages
The event featured a variety of engaging activities, including:
🎁 Lucky Draws with exciting prizes
🎨 Drawing Competitions to encourage children to learn about hygiene in a fun way
💬 Interactive booths providing free education on infection control practices
These activities not only made the event enjoyable for visitors but also reinforced the message that health education can be both fun and impactful.
Celebrating Student Leadership in Healthcare
The success of the Hand Hygiene Campaign reflects the dedication and leadership of the Post Basic Infection Control students. Their efforts in planning and executing this public outreach program are commendable and demonstrate the real-world impact of education in the healthcare and infection control field.
About IJN University College
IJN University College is a premier institution committed to producing highly competent healthcare professionals through academic excellence and hands-on training. Programs such as the Post Basic in Infection Control equip students with the expertise needed to improve patient safety and public health outcomes.
