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Use of medical glove to Prevent germ transmission
January 1st, 2012- January 1st, 2012 
The World Health Organization has laid down the various procedures for use of gloves in order to prevent germ transmission. Medical gloves are recommended to be worn for two main reasons: To reduce the risk of contamination of healthcare workers’ hands with blood and other body fluids To reduce the risk of germ dissemination to
Issue Month : January Issue Year : 2012 Issue Volume : VOL.: 8 Issue Number : ISSUE.: 1
It’s Simply in Our Hands
Improving hand-hygiene practices can reduce cross-transmission and the spread of antimicrobial resistance. Most importantly, successful hand-hygiene promotion campaigns will improve patient safety and quality of care
Issue Month : July Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE: 7
A Study into Hand hygiene and hand drying methods
Cleanliness is the cornerstone of good health, and with disease on the rise, personal hygiene is more important than ever. Hand-hygiene is the single most important way to prevent the spread of infection. We wash, rinse and dry our hands so often that an important element of hand care may be overlooked. Washing is only
Issue Month : August Issue Year : 2007 Issue Volume : VOL.: 3 Issue Number : ISSUE: 8
A Study into Hand hygiene and hand drying methods
Cleanliness is the cornerstone of good health, and with disease on the rise, personal hygiene is more important than ever. Hand-hygiene is the single most important way to prevent the spread of infection. We wash, rinse and dry our hands so often that an important element of hand care may be overlooked. Washing is only
Issue Month : August Issue Year : 2007 Issue Volume : VOL.: 3 Issue Number : ISSUE: 8
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