Who am I? Do I have concussion?
07 December, 2016Concussions can be hard to diagnose, but a new technique using MEG brain scans analysed by machine learning algorithms can help detection, according to a Canadian team of researchers.
Superior Microfibre Cleaning Technology Helps Make Hospitals Safer and Healthier
05 December, 2016 by Alicia Fenwick, Newell Brands Senior Manager Brand Marketing, Rubbermaid Commercial Products | Supplied by: Newell Rubbermaid CommercialThe numerous WHS risks associated with commercial-grade chemicals is instigating a shift by Healthcare Management and Administrators towards alternative cleaning methods that help make workplaces safer for staff.
LabFriend eye wash stations and bottles
02 December, 2016
LabFriend has a range of shapes and sizes of eye wash stations, as well as refill bottles, for the initial first aid treatment for many hazardous contaminants. The range of safety showers, eye/face wash units and multispray platform showers is designed for personal safety, particularly in applications such as mining, petroleum and oil refineries, chemical manufacturing and handling, as well as laboratories and hospitals.
Emergency Medicine in Rural Mali
31 October, 2016 by AHHB
In Koutiala, in southern Mali, severe acute malnutrition, malaria, diarrhoea, respiratory tract diseases and other so-called opportunistic infections are creating havoc in children aged six months to five years. Dr Lisa Umphrey describes how Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is working to prevent infant mortality in a region that has very few health professionals.
Changes to cervical cancer screening
25 October, 2016 by Corin KellyFurther reading Smith M, Canfell K. Impact of the Australian National Cervical Screening Program in women of different ages. Med J Aust 2016; 205 (8): 359-364.
iPad for best infection prevention photo
20 October, 2016 by Corin Kelly
What have you been doing to raise awareness of infection prevention and the International Infection Prevention Week (IIPW) in your workplace? ACIPC want to see your most innovative and eye-catching infection prevention educational display. The winner will receive a mini iPad to use in your service for auditing or educational purposes.
Evidence-based training helps meet IPC targets
04 October, 2016 by AHHBWithin the healthcare sector there is growing pressure to reduce the rates of Health Care Associated Infections (HCAI).Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) teams have increasingly stringent targets to aim for with tighter budgets and larger penalties in place if they fail.
Integrated valve regulator simplifies oxygen therapy
21 September, 2016 by AHHBCoregas Integrated Valve Regulator (IVR) conveniently combines cylinder, regulator, flow meter and valve in a robust, lightweight and ready-to-use package. Coregas IVR, accessing medical oxygen quicker, easier and removes the operating costs of external regulators and flow meters. Simply attach your tubing or equipment to the unit and continue caring for your patient.
Bespoke Laundry designs from Richard Jay
21 September, 2016 by AHHBWith our specialised services we are the professional partner for your laundry machinery life cycle.
Wipe away the risk of infection with Microfibre
21 September, 2016 by AHHBWith around 200,000* healthcare associated infections in Australian acute healthcare facilities each year, prevention and control of infection is a top priority for hospital and healthcare facilities.
Sabco Bleach Resistant Microfibre Flat Mop
21 September, 2016 by AHHBSabco is proud to announce the ultimate innovation in microfibre: the new MicroFX flat mops range. Thanks to the latest research into yarn development, the next generation microfibre from Sabco is not only the finest microfibre ever, but it also guarantees the longest life performance due to its resistance to strong chemicals, in particular bleach.
Understanding the variables that determine ABHR efficacy
21 September, 2016 by AHHBAuthor: Christine Claighen, Regulatory and Scientific Manager, GOJO Australasia
Human Factors and Safety Improvements for Infection Prevention
21 September, 2016 by AHHBThere are around 200,000 healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in Australian acute healthcare facilities each year. This makes HAIs the most common complication affecting patients in hospital. As well as causing unnecessary pain and suffering for patients and their families, these adverse events prolong hospital stays and are costly to the health system.1
Join us at the Inaugural Wounds Australia Conference
21 September, 2016 by AHHBThe inaugural Wounds Australia Conference will be held from 9-12 November 2016 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. The 2016 theme, ‘State of Play’, will not only acknowledge the major achievements impacting clinical practice in wound management, but will explore the state of play in current wound management, research and clinical application. Delegates will see a strong focus on collaboration between disciplines, the translation of research into clinical practice and fantastic networking opportunities.
Fabric that’s good for you
21 September, 2016 by AHHBHi-tech fibres for the high demands of infection prevention and control.
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