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What Is the Correct First Step in Handwashing: The 2026 Clinical Protocol Guide
"Understanding the correct first step in handwashing is the single most critical intervention for disrupting the chain of infection transmission in both community and healthcare settings. According to updated 2026 guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), the correct first step in handwashing is to turn on the water and wet your hands thoroughly under clean, running water. While many assume applying soap is the initial action, clinical data confirms that pre-wetting the skin lowers surface tension, allowing antimicrobial agents to distribute evenly and emulsify oils and transi..."
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