Sani-Cloth® Chlor Sporicidal Wipe
Sani-Cloth® Chlor Sporicidal Wipe is our sporicidal disinfection wipe containing detergent to aid cleaning. Ideal for disinfecting high-risk…
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Infections from Clostridioidies difficile (C. diff.), formerly named Clostridium difficile, are increasing worldwide in healthcare settings. There is a mortality risk of 15% or greater within 30 days of a patients suffering a C. diff infection. In this study, the authors reviewed the cleaning and disinfection abilities of four different products in both spray and wipes applications against C. diff. These are the key points:
Adverse respiratory effects have been linked with spray cleaning and disinfection products amongst professional cleaners during cleaning. This paper…
This article describes a study carried out in an elderly care ward when a portable air filtration unit (AFU)…
Infections from Clostridioidies difficile (C. diff.), formerly named Clostridium difficile, are increasing worldwide in healthcare settings. There is a…
This study was carried out in a medical intensive care unit comparing traditional soap and water with disposable wipes…
The SARS-CoV-2 was a new novel virus when it emerged resulting in the Covid-19 Pandemic with catastrophic effects globally…
Surgical site infections (SSI) account for up to 25% of all healthcare associated infections (HCAI) with evidence-based guidelines available…
Healthcare associated infections (HCAI) are preventable adverse events that can cause morbidity and mortality in hospital patients. The most…
Surgical site infections (SSI) are amongst the most common healthcare associated infections (HCAI) in Europe with cases of SSI…
Cleaning and decontamination of shared equipment is an important measure in the prevention of healthcare associated infections and in…
The authors of this article present the first global estimates of the burden of bacterial AMR covering an extensive…