Infection prevention from mobile devices in health care — best practices

Supplied by Zebra Technologies on Wednesday, 30 September, 2020

While the growing use of mobile devices in health care has significantly improved the quality of the patient experience, they also have the potential to harbour harmful infectious organisms, introducing new risks of transmitting microorganisms throughout healthcare facilities.

Examine best practices for cleaning and disinfecting your mobile devices in a healthcare environment.

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