SureWash Reporting
All hand hygiene training data from your SureWash system is accessible on SureWash.Net. Hand Hygiene reports are available for both internal use and external inspections.
Sample Hand Hygiene Reports
The Reporting Suite on SureWash.Net is a highly secure audited training record for internal use and regulatory bodies. It provides administrators the ability to:
Access and easily track staff’s training data
Identify the learning curve towards competency
Automate & aggregate data across organisations
Conduct Quizzes & Lessons to address gaps in learning
Audited reports down to individual level
Features
The hand hygiene and infection control sample reports available on SureWash.Net
Report Dashboard
The Reporting Dashboard is the top-level view of your SureWash training data. Therefore, it provides administrators with high-level analytics and key statistics such as how many staff members trained, which departments trained the most, and what is the average pass rate among staff.
Graphs can also be viewed in greater detail and can be refined to a specific date range and filtered to staff departments and roles.
Learning Progress Report
Administrators can track users learning progress through each of the SureWash levels, and also view the facilities learning curve towards level 5 compliance.
Infection Control Report
The infection control report provides a more detailed breakdown of machine usage, in relation to hand hygiene, lesson and quiz statistics. Data is narrowed down to staff roles.
The Infection Control Report View can also be exported as a PDF or Excel document.
Quiz Report
The Quiz Report enables administrators to track staffs performance in relation to the micro-learning quizzes installed on your machine. It therefore helps to identify gaps in knowledge and the areas in need of retraining.
Lesson Report
The lesson report enables you to assess the usage of the lessons installed on your SureWash device. Therefore, you can track and assess who has completed the lesson, what lesson they completed (i.e. 5 moments, PPE guidelines) and when they completed it.
