The phrase "hygiene procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to describe rules and protocols meant to maintain cleanliness and health. For example, "The new hygiene procedure has been put in place to help ensure the safety of employees."
Imprints of palms and fingertips were taken separately before and after each hand hygiene procedure.
Children between the ages of 3 and 4 years can be trained to use a prescribed hand hygiene procedure that markedly reduces bacterial transmission by touch contact.
In human and veterinary health care, hand hygiene procedure includes washing of visibly dirty hands, followed by hand sanitising.
Furthermore, this once-daily habitual procedure presumably required less effort of memory or action than the hand hygiene procedure.
Preventing microbial transfer in the home depends not only on the effectiveness of the hygiene procedure, but also on when it is applied.
Their hand hygiene procedure was divided into two sets of observations, hand washing (soap and water) and hand sanitising (alcohol rub).
I'd spent weeks unable to touch anyone, or hug people in their grief, due to strict hygiene procedures.
Equipment was stored in a toilet at the surgery and hygiene procedures ignored.
Processing hygiene indicators were associated with L. monocytogenes and related to product handling after processing and to hygiene procedures.
Administrators and caregivers are working hard on basic but critical hygiene procedures, and hospitals are developing new techniques and products for prevention.
It's against all nursing instincts, yet my head knows I'd be a hazard if I stayed inside beyond the allotted time.'' Hygiene procedures are meticulous.
