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As a health care worker who has just been vaccinated, what is considered adequate hand washing? Can I use alcohol wipes?

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As a health care worker who has just been vaccinated, what is considered adequate hand washing? Can I use alcohol wipes?

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Hand hygiene is necessary after direct contact with the vaccine, the vaccination site, the bandage, or anything else that might be contaminated with the virus. This is vital in order to remove virus from the hands and prevent contact spread of vaccinia. You can either wash your hands with soap and water or use alcohol-based hand rubs, such as gels or foams. If your hands are visibly contaminated with fluids, then you must wash your hands with soap and water.

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