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Infection Control Resources to Identify Shigella and Other Pathogens in Puerto Rico

Infection Control Resources to Identify Shigella and Other Pathogens in Puerto Rico

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports there are an estimated 450,000 cases of shigellosis, an infection caused by Shigella bacteria, in the United States each year. Unfortunately, a growing number of these infections involve drug-resistant Shigella. The four species of Shigella listed by the CDC include: Shigella sonnei (the most common species in the United States) ...

ByCochrane & Associates, LLC


Maynilad celebrates 2024 Global Handwashing Day in nine schools

In celebration of the 2024 Global Handwashing Day (GHD), West Zone concessionaire Maynilad Water Services, Inc. (Maynilad) engaged 600 students and 60 teachers from nine public schools, promoting the importance of proper health and hygiene practices. Maynilad, in partnership with the Department of Education (DepEd) and local governments of Pasay and Quezon City, organized interactive ...

ByMaynilad Water Services, Inc.


CDC Offers Action Items to Reduce Infection Risks in Schools

CDC Offers Action Items to Reduce Infection Risks in Schools

In May, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced the release of new guidance for preventing the spread of infections in K-12 schools. The agency shared various everyday actions that schools can take to help keep students healthy by mitigating the spread of infections. The five actions listed by the CDC are: · Taking steps for cleaner air · ...

ByCochrane & Associates, LLC


CDC Releases Everyday Actions for Schools to Prevent and Control the Spread of Infections

CDC Releases Everyday Actions for Schools to Prevent and Control the Spread of Infections

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released new guidance for preventing the spread of infections in K-12 schools. The agency has shared various everyday actions that schools can take to help keep students healthy by minimizing the spread of infections. Five of the actions listed by CDC include: · Taking steps for cleaner air · Cleaning, ...

ByCochrane & Associates, LLC


How BioVigil Reduces Staff Absenteeism in Hospitals

How BioVigil Reduces Staff Absenteeism in Hospitals

Staff absences are a problem for any employer, but are particularly challenging in hospitals and other healthcare settings. Unplanned staff absences can leave supervisors struggling to fill shifts and overwork employees who have to cover for their peers. These drops in productivity or gaps in care can put patients at risk. To combat employee absenteeism and its effects, hospitals need to ...

ByBioVigil


4 Types of Data Hospitals Can Collect with Electronic Solutions

4 Types of Data Hospitals Can Collect with Electronic Solutions

When most people think of hospital data, they think of data that relates directly to the patients: demographics, diagnosis, lengths of stay, etc. This information is relatively easy to collect, and it is useful when providing treatment and looking at overall trends for care. Other hospital data can be more challenging to gather accurately, but is critical to answering important questions that ...

ByBioVigil


UroGen Announces Data that Shows In-Office Nephrostomy Tube Administration of Jelmyto® is Efficient for Doctors and Well Tolerated by Patients

UroGen Announces Data that Shows In-Office Nephrostomy Tube Administration of Jelmyto® is Efficient for Doctors and Well Tolerated by Patients

You will receive your JELMYTO dose from your healthcare provider 1 time a week for 6 weeks. ...

ByUroGen Pharma, Inc.


Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare and the Role of Hand Hygiene Monitoring

Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare and the Role of Hand Hygiene Monitoring

Patient satisfaction is critical to the success of hospitals and other healthcare settings. Providers that consistently fail to meet patients’ satisfaction risk damaging their reputation in the community, and patient satisfaction tied to valid health and safety concerns — such as staff not following hand hygiene best practices — can lead to costly healthcare-associated ...

ByBioVigil


5 Benefits of Using Electronic Contact Tracing In Healthcare

5 Benefits of Using Electronic Contact Tracing In Healthcare

Get the benefits of contact tracing with BioVigil Contact tracing can be used with BioVigil’s hand hygiene monitoring solution to prevent the spread of infection by looking back at contact history and implementing better hand hygiene practices. ...

ByBioVigil


Statistics show: the risk of catching the coronavirus from surfaces is low

Statistics show: the risk of catching the coronavirus from surfaces is low

When the coronavirus began spreading around the world, people started to disinfect surfaces and wash their hands more often. During the early days of the pandemic, headlines told us the virus could survive even for days on surfaces and therefore surfaces could be potential sources of infection. Also, health institutions were recommending people to disinfect surfaces to prevent virus transmission. ...

ByGenano Industrial Air Purification Solutions - Genano Ltd.


Important Information Regarding Brentwood & COVID-19

Important Information Regarding Brentwood & COVID-19

Executive Summary: At this time all Brentwood sites are operational. Our Indian facility reopened production this week, following a shutdown that was mandated by the Indian government. Our workforce is committed to continued support of our customers during the COVID-19 outbreak and our supply stream remains strong. As always we will get through this today, tomorrow, and ...

ByBrentwood Industries, Inc.


OSHA Provides COVID-19 Guidance for Businesses and Institutions with Employees Using Cloth Face Coverings

OSHA Provides COVID-19 Guidance for Businesses and Institutions with Employees Using Cloth Face Coverings

With most businesses and institutions reopened even as the COVID-19 pandemic continues, employers have had to implement a number of safeguards to protect their workers and the customers they serve. One of the very visible changes in many parts of the country has been the use of face coverings in the workplace. For those utilizing cloth face coverings, the Occupational Safety and Health ...

ByClark Seif Clark Inc.


CDC Recommends Washing Hands to Stop the Spread of COVID-19

CDC Recommends Washing Hands to Stop the Spread of COVID-19

One of the most effective ways to stop the spread of COVID-19 is washing your hands. The CDC recommends: Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds especially after you have been in a public place, or after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. ...

BySasha’s International Inc.


CAB: Adapting to the Challenges of Covid-19

CAB: Adapting to the Challenges of Covid-19

CAB, which stands for the Cambria County Association for the Blind and Handicapped, provides job opportunities and services to persons with disabilities. Last March when Covid-19 struck, Pennsylvania’s governor decreed that all non-essential businesses in Pennsylvania must close. Fortunately CAB was deemed an essential business, however many of our employees with disabilities are among ...

ByCambria County Association


Facing the COVID-19 Pandemic Without Running Water

Facing the COVID-19 Pandemic Without Running Water

Hand-washing is the first line of defense against the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Maggie Montgomery of the World Health Organization’s Office of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), “Fundamentally, hand hygiene is the number one means of prevention.” The WHO recommends “frequent and proper” hand-washing, but that poses difficulties when so many people worldwide ...

ByFluence Corporation


COVID-19 Shutdown Can Make Buildings Sick

COVID-19 Shutdown Can Make Buildings Sick

When buildings stand virtually abandoned due to pandemic stay-at-home orders, water stops flowing through their plumbing and bad things start to happen inside the pipes. Harmful chemicals begin to build up and potentially pathogenic microorganisms start to grow. It takes only days for dangerous concentrations to form, but many buildings will remain closed for months. How serious might the problem ...

ByFluence Corporation


COVID-19 Statement

COVID-19 Statement

As a company we continue to closely monitor developments with respect to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), taking guidance from the British Government and the World Health Organisation. We have been taking steps to ensure the safety and wellness of our employees including travel restrictions, reviewing business continuity plans, and working to implement visitor guidelines for those coming to our ...

ByGarford Farm Machinery Ltd.


EPA Announces Its Continued Efforts to Provide Critical Information on Safe Disinfectant Use During COVID-19 Crisis

EPA Announces Its Continued Efforts to Provide Critical Information on Safe Disinfectant Use During COVID-19 Crisis

Certain combinations of chemicals will create highly toxic acids or gases; Wash the surface with soap and water before applying disinfectant products if the label mentions pre-cleaning; Follow the contact time listed for your product on List N. ...

ByBergeson & Campbell, P.C.


Covid-19 Update by BIR Ambassadors: Lockdowns exert a stranglehold on scrap supply

Covid-19 Update by BIR Ambassadors: Lockdowns exert a stranglehold on scrap supply

In the latest of our series of updates on the world’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, BIR Ambassadors have provided a summary of the impact of the virus on their respective countries and regions, and on the recycling sector in particular. The pandemic is now well controlled in both mainland China and Taiwan; however, some new cases have emerged lately, mostly involving ...

ByBureau of International Recycling (BIR)


Auris State of Business during COVID-19

Auris State of Business during COVID-19

COVID-19 has gripped this country and put unprecedented strain on our healthcare system. We are grateful for the incredible character and commitment displayed by the doctors, nurses, and staff on the front lines of this fight. Thank you health care workers who continue to put the health of others first and serve patients during this pandemic. During this unprecedented time, we want to assure you ...

ByAuris Health, Inc.

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