I’ve followed IPAC procedures in the workplace. It’s important to maintain these practices to reduce the risk of spreading infectious agents. At my previous workplace we had an IPAC unit committee who ran hand hygiene audits and education sessions. We also had an IPAC checklist that was appointed to one person every shift to ensure that we were following protocols (ie. appropriate signage was on the doors when applicable, ensuring we had an adequate supply of PPE & hand sanitizer, that the care station had no food or beverages around…etc.).
What I would recommend to ensure/increase compliance would be to do regular check-ins/audits to identify where there are learning gaps or common errors & provide education.