; (2) enable handwashing at all points of care; (3) increase access to toilets in healthcare facilities, including non-sewered sanitation solutions and a variety of technologies for sanitation and healthcare waste treatment; (4) provide for the safe segregation, treatment, and disposal of healthcare waste and increased infection and prevention control measures; (5) promote WASH social and behavior change to ensure the safety of health workers and patients to improve infection prevention and control measures; (6) improve the ability of patients and healthcare workers, including persons with disabilities to access water, sanitation, and hygiene, including for their menstrual health and hygiene needs in primary, secondary, and tertiary healthcare facilities; (7) promote health facility administration management and monitoring of water, sanitation, and hygiene services in healthcare facilities for infection prevention and control and quality of care outcomes, including— (A) ensuring operations and maintenance of water and sanitation infrastructure; and (B) providing support to patients to adopt consistent sanitation, hygiene, and menstrual health behaviors; (8) integrate water, sanitation, and hygiene services into pandemic preparedness and response and global health security initiatives, including preventive measures that help to contain infectious disease outbreaks at their source and support resilient health facilities to ensure continuous primary care during an outbreak