Why Touch-Free Sanitiser Stations Are Critical In Hospitals
Germs, bacteria and pathogens are prevalent in every environment. Regardless of the finesse of commercial cleaning, harmful organisms will exist on a premises. For this reason, even the highest cleaning standards alone cannot guarantee that people will not contract infections in commercial settings, primarily due to transmission methods like person-to-person contact.
Though there are many ways that bacteria can spread throughout premises, most occur without direct human contact. For example, bacteria naturally exist in the air, and can also be found on various surfaces,
The rise of Clostridium difficile (C. difficile) infections within Australian healthcare facilities presents a formidable challenge, endangering patient safety and demanding urgent and effective infection prevention measures.
In healthcare facilities, the risk of hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) — or healthcare-associated infections — looms, affecting patient recovery and healthcare worker safety.
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Hand hygiene is a critical practice in the pursuit of disease control, infection prevention and maintaining a healthy business environment. Poor hand hygiene can lead to the spread of infections, particularly in high-risk areas like hospitals and care facilities.
Rubbermaid Commercial Products microfibre is not only effective in removing dirt and grime, but also plays a crucial role in preventing the spread of infections and maintaining a hygienic environment. Remarkably, microfibre cloths can effectively eliminate 99.99% of microbes using water alone.
Germs, bacteria and pathogens are prevalent in every environment. Regardless of the finesse of commercial cleaning, harmful organisms will exist on a premises. For this reason, even the highest cleaning standards alone cannot guarantee that people will not contract infections in commercial settings, primarily due to transmission methods like person-to-person contact.
Hospitals and other care facilities, such as aged care centres, may often need to work with bed-bound patients, particularly seniors. While a hospital bed allows them to rest easily, too much time in the bed can produce excessive bacteria, which can be a leading cause of declining health.
While not as often considered, it’s essential to remember that your facility’s ceilings are not resistant to grime, dirt and dust. This can inevitably cause a host of health issues and respiratory problems, especially in the young and elderly.
