Hand hygiene

This trial tests whether showing preschool children the bacteria on their hands using agar plates can improve their handwashing behavior and reduce germs. About 59 children aged 4-6 will be split into two groups: one receives standard hand hygiene education, while the other also …

This study tested whether a teacher-led hygiene campaign in primary schools in Lagos, Nigeria, could improve handwashing and prevent diarrhea, undernutrition, and pneumonia in children. Over 3,500 children from schools with clean water and toilets took part. Researchers measured …

This study will test whether using virtual reality (VR) to teach handwashing helps preschool children learn better than traditional methods. Sixty-six children aged 5-6 will be split into three groups: VR education, standard teaching, or no extra teaching. Researchers will measur…

This study tests whether virtual reality (VR) headset training improves hand hygiene behaviors in primary school students more than a standard classroom lesson. Researchers will divide 195 students into three groups: one receives VR training, one receives traditional theory-based…

This study tested whether a short animated video program could help first-graders learn how to prevent respiratory infections like colds. Forty-eight children in Turkey watched a 15-minute cartoon and practiced handwashing and coughing/sneezing etiquette over three weeks. Researc…