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The risk of cross-transmission from blood pressure cuffs

13 January, 2020

A number of studies have evaluated whether and to what extent blood pressure cuffs become contaminated with pathogens that may cause HAI.


Futureproofing hospital disinfection for sustainability and success

09 January, 2020 by Ivan Obreza*

What will hospital disinfection look like by the end of the next decade?


AMT Group Australasia TOE Probe Complete Care

31 December, 2019

TOE Complete Care is a start to finish reprocessing system for TOE ultrasound probes, equipped with all accessories needed to assure high-level disinfection.


ATP: rapid hygiene testing in health care

01 December, 2019

Hygiena ATP testing devices contain a natural enzyme found in fireflies. This enzyme produces a simple bioluminescence (light giving) reaction when it comes in contact with ATP.


Copper beds assist infection control

13 November, 2019

A study has found that intensive care unit (ICU) copper hospital beds harbour 95% fewer bacteria than conventional hospital beds, asssisting with infection control.


Upping air quality with hydroxyls

05 November, 2019

Hydroxyls can now be reproduced via compact devices that are placed in hospitals and aged-care facilities to rid the air of airborne pathogens.


Norovirus — the importance of infection prevention and enhanced cleaning and disinfection

01 November, 2019 by Glenys Harrington, Consultant, Infection Control, Diversey

Critical to prevention and control of norovirus outbreaks are standard and contact precautions in addition to enhanced cleaning and disinfection.


Changing how hospitals disinfect TOE probes

31 October, 2019

The TD 100CE automated TOE probe disinfector is designed to provide high-level disinfection of transesophageal (TOE) ultrasound probes.


Antimicrobial use in aged care: the need for action

29 October, 2019 by John Turnidge*

The prevalence of antimicrobial resistance in Australian aged-care homes, combined with high levels of inappropriate antibiotic use, support the need for increased action both in activities to improve antimicrobial stewardship and in infection prevention and control.


Safe from superbugs

25 October, 2019 by Jacqui Jones

Science, defence and pharmaceutical organisations are partnering in the war on superbugs.


A hand in infection control

22 October, 2019 by Alan Stocker*

Automated systems can help minimise cross-contamination in hospitals and aged-care facilities.


Leading role for nurses in antimicrobial stewardship

21 October, 2019 by Fiona Gotterson

Reflecting on nurses' leadership role in antimicrobial stewardship: what does it look like, how does it work?


Investing in hospital cleaning for infection prevention

18 October, 2019 by Dr Nicole White*, Alison Farrington** and Professor Brett Mitchell***

Environmental cleaning plays an important role in preventing healthcare-associated infections and, in turn, delivers cost savings for hospitals.


Measles and the modern age: the rise of vaccine-preventable diseases

10 October, 2019 by Dr Cristina Sotomayor-Castillo*, Jeremy Malik** and Professor Ramon Z Shaban***

Despite decades of dedicated work, vaccine-preventable diseases are on the rise.


Hygiena ATP rapid hygiene testing systems

01 October, 2019

ATP testing systems from Hygiena provide the ability to validate cleaning within seconds by measuring ATP residue.


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