DesiCoach® package

We use the DesiCoach very frequently, primarily during internship weeks for nursing students. With the DesiCoach, we can visually demonstrate the technique of hygienic hand disinfection using color, and the interns also enjoy practicing it.
Unlike with a black light lamp, the trainees can practice simultaneously and compare their results. It's also incredibly easy to use.

The use of DesiCoach in the recent training sessions was a complete success.
In both the first and second rounds (after explaining the correct procedure), I was met with very surprised faces regarding their own results. A lot of fun and genuine, lasting insights... all without any additional technical equipment.

Thank you!

I give it 5 stars and a 100% recommendation!

The improvement with the white dye instead of the pink was very positive. Rubbing-in errors were easily visible on every skin tone. Of course, the dye must be shaken well.

Unfortunately, the amount is different than with a dispenser bottle. Participants—especially those with small hands—automatically had enough liquid, as they often used the entire sachet. If a lot of dye is used, there are hardly any gaps.

Our wish would be to have DesiCoach in pump dispenser bottles, so that dispensing with a single stroke corresponds to the usual daily routine. Perhaps you can find a solution? Shaking before each use is probably difficult to implement, but every 15 to 30 minutes would be realistic for training courses or training days.

I'll keep my fingers crossed as I tinker with it! Overall, a great product.

Hello dear Heyfair team,

This year we had a new team at our stand.

Since we want to share different insights into hand hygiene every year,

I got support from the 2nd year of training.

This not only gave me support from the trainees, but also gave them the opportunity to better understand the topic of hand hygiene.



What was most important to me as a hygiene specialist, what do I want to convey to the trainees?

What communication options are there?

Which target groups can we address?

How can I interact and bring the weighting closer to my counterpart?

How confident am I in dealing with this topic?

What illustrative possibilities are available?



We had the following options available for our stand:

Black light lamps with fluorescent hand disinfection

Gloves, with fluorescent skin lotion and black light

Training with DesiCoach

Contact plates of hands, table, cupboard, worktops, Na/Ra smears

Fluorescent felt-tip pens with integrated black light

Surface disinfection

Skin protection

Posters with the 5 moments of hand disinfection

Cards with rubbing techniques

30 sec “hourglass”



How did the day go?

In preparation, I showed the trainees everything we have, why and when I can use it.

I pointed out to the two girls the different target groups, such as:

Medical nursing staff

Medical staff from assistant physician to chief physician

MFAs, KPHs

Visitors (mother, child, relatives, friends)

Patients

Everyone sees hand disinfection from a different perspective.

The patient not only sees his own protection, but also how the doctors and nurses disinfect their hands.

Doctors can be informed along the way about how patients perceive it.



Of course, my two girls were excited and had to find the courage to talk to passersby (I helped them at the beginning J)

When they spoke to patients, they explained how staff should behave with hand hygiene and what the patient can do to protect themselves.

In addition, we showed the contact plates to explain to the patient that pathogens can be found on any surface.



The medical staff focused on the exposure time; during the conversation they turned the hourglass over to give a feeling for the 30 seconds.



The girls left it up to each passerby to choose which method they wanted to use to make the hand disinfection visible.



Surprisingly, the staff wanted to check hand hygiene exclusively with the Disicoach, especially since they had the opportunity to check themselves twice during training.

The test kits were also gladly accepted.



My personal highlight was the children’s eyes:

The mothers weren't really keen on getting involved. But as a mother and grandmother, I know how to get the kids excited.

The “invisible” writing with the felt-tip pens and the light was very interesting for the children.

What words did we use to explain it to the children?

“You can see dirt, you can quickly wipe it off on your pants.

But what else could be on my hands?

Things that can sometimes make you sick.

Everyone knows stomach aches and diarrhea, how can you prevent this as a child???



And the right answer always came: washing hands J

As a reward, there was also a pen.



My trainees did a great job.

School knowledge combined with my hygiene knowledge, brought to the man, woman or child.



After all, the trainees are supposed to become my employees, the ones I can rely on!

Beautiful good day,

Our action day is not until June.

However, I've already tried out your training tool, and I'm impressed. The PowerPoint presentation is partially interactive, and my colleagues were able to practice the rub-in method very well.

The colleagues sat together and colored their hands. The color is always a hit, and it's a lot of fun. It's also great that it no longer needs to be stored in the refrigerator.

The theoretical information with the coloring of the hands and the small cards for repeating the theory is a well-rounded thing.


Thank you!

Good morning dear Heyfair team,

Our action day was amazing! Thanks to Heyfair's new formula, our participating people of color were now able to clearly see where they still had wetting gaps.

With the old recipe (red coloring) it was sometimes a bit frustrating because the red coloring was not easy to see.

Thanks to Heyfair, the hand hygiene training was a complete success for everyone!

THANK YOU!!! You're doing a really great job!!!