Don't Take Work Home With You

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Healthcare professionals may unknowingly spread infectious germs by wearing scrubs and lab coats between work and home. In a recent study, up to 60% of hospital staff uniforms were found to be colonized with potentially pathogenic bacteria and drug-resistant organisms¹.

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  • Healthcare professionals may unknowingly spread infectious germs by wearing scrubs

  • In a recent study, up to 60% of hospital staff uniforms were found to be colonized

  • ARAMARK's sanitizing, science-based wash process helps prevent HAIs
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