WHO Five Moments · Infection Control

Hygim Hand Hygiene Audit App

Built for hospital infection control teams, this mobile audit app works seamlessly without a network connection. Capture WHO Five Moments observations in seconds, time hand hygiene precisely, and export audit-ready compliance reports directly from the ward floor.

The Five Moments

Structured around WHO clinical practice

Every audit entry maps to one of the five moments. Hover any moment to preview the in-app selector — the same orange highlight your auditors see on the ward.

MOMENT 1
Before touching a patient
MOMENT 2
Before clean / aseptic procedure
MOMENT 3
After body fluid exposure risk
MOMENT 4
After touching a patient
MOMENT 5
After touching patient surroundings

Why Hygim

Built for the pace of ward audits

One-tap WHO moments

Large touch targets for all five WHO moments — auditors work fast at the bedside.

Built-in wash timer

Auto-starting stopwatch captures actual scrub/rub duration against the 20–60s target.

Offline-first PWA

Install to the home screen. Data saves locally to IndexedDB even without a network.

Compliance dashboards

Group audits by staff, department or date. See % compliance and HR vs HW breakdown instantly.

Excel export

One-click .xlsx export for committee reports, quality reviews and accreditation submissions.

Infection-control ready

Modelled on WHO Five Moments and hospital ICC audit sheets, with staff-code dropdowns.

Ready to audit in seconds, not minutes?

Launch the Hygim PWA on any phone or tablet. Add to home screen for full-screen, offline use across every ward.

Disclaimer

Hygim is intended for internal quality-improvement, training, and hand-hygiene self-assessment only. It is not a medical device, diagnostic tool, or substitute for institutional infection-control policies, accredited standards, or professional clinical judgment.

The WHO Five Moments for Hand Hygiene concept is referenced for educational and audit purposes. Hygim is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the World Health Organization (WHO) or any other governmental or non-governmental agency. All trademarks, logos, and guidelines referenced remain the property of their respective owners.

Use of the app and any data exported from it is at the user's own risk and responsibility. Always follow your hospital's approved infection-control protocols and local regulations.