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Environmental Hygiene
Proper and thorough environmental hygiene in hospitals is critical for the prevention of healthcare-acquired infections (HAIs). Environmental hygiene encompasses rigorous environmental surface cleaning, including cleaning and disinfection of high-touch surfaces in the healthcare setting, as well as decontamination of medical equipment and devices used in patient-care procedures, according to evidence-based practices and recommended guidelines from the CDC.
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ASP Offers Webinar on Automated Area Decontamination Best Practices
Posted in News, Environmental Hygiene
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Clorox Healthcare Introduces New Line of Activated Hydrogen Peroxide Cleaner Disinfectants
Posted in News, Disinfection & Sterilization, Environmental Hygiene
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Asking the Right Questions Guides Solutions to Improving Cleanliness
Posted in Articles, Environmental Hygiene
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Researchers Examine UV Powder, Gel for Assessing Environmental Cleaning
Posted in News, Environmental Hygiene
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Use of Copper Surfaces in High-Risk Environments Enhances Patient Safety, Researchers Say
Posted in News, Environmental Hygiene
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Hospitals Using UV Light to Check Efficacy of its Cleaning Efforts
Posted in News, Environmental Hygiene
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Hospitals to Benefit from New Premier Agreements for Housekeeping Products
Posted in News, Environmental Hygiene
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Medline Partners With Infection Prevention Technologies to Distribute Room Disinfection System
Posted in News, Environmental Hygiene
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Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak Linked to Hospital's Decorative Fountain
Posted in News, Environmental Hygiene
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The Clorox Company Acquires Aplicare and HealthLink
Posted in News, Environmental Hygiene