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by Joe Johnson, on December 9,2020
Technology plays such an integral role in so many different areas of life. Services like navigation apps to get from A to B, calendar to keep on schedule, email to …
Read Storyby Joe Johnson, on November 24,2020
Managing a hygiene program is a huge undertaking. Designing a hygiene zone, picking the right equipment, and then validating that it meets your hand and footwear hygiene standards is a …
Read Storyby Joe Johnson, on November 11,2020
The neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) focuses on newborns with medical issues that demand close attention and constant monitoring. In the NICU, a nurse may work with premature and very …
Read Storyby Joe Johnson, on November 5,2020
Recent studies conducted by the CDC have shown that more Americans are wearing masks in an effort to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. But even though more people …
Read Storyby Joe Johnson, on October 29,2020
What is a nosocomial infection? A nosocomial infection is an infection the patient contracted while under care at a hospital or other medical facility that was absent at the time …
Read Storyby Joe Johnson, on September 28,2020
While handwashing best practices may look different as children grow, the underlying importance stays the same: wash your hands well and wash them often. As a teacher, maintaining good hand …
Read Storyby Joe Johnson, on September 28,2020
The key to a successful and efficient cleanroom is maximizing the reliability of your facility and equipment while minimizing the amount of time for shutdowns. One of the most effective …
Read Storyby Joe Johnson, on September 15,2020
How often do children wash their hands at school? How do students view handwashing in relation to school health? If educators, administrators, and parents want a healthy and safe place …
Read Storyby Joe Johnson, on September 9,2020
Cleanrooms are held to rigorous hygiene standards due to the sensitive nature of the products produced. As business owners maintaining these standards is crucial to the bottom line; studies found …
Read Storyby Joe Johnson, on August 24,2020
Healthcare workers are handwashing warriors, sometimes washing their hands over 100 times in a 12-hour shift, or at least they should be. Studies have found that nurses only complied with …
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