Health.Care | An Educational Blog

The Most Common Sites and Types of Hospital Acquired Infections

Post-COVID: How do we plan for the future?

Hospital Acquired Infections: Kickin' You When You're Already Down

The Rules of Engagement: Injection Safety

Post-COVID: What Changes Do We Keep?

We are all covered in bacteria. (You could even say we are all contaminated.) Bacteria and other microorganisms live in our gut, in our mucous...

In our previous posts in this series, we've discussed the changes brought about by the COVID19 pandemic that we want to see go and those which we...

Injections are one of the most common procedures taking place in a medical setting (16 billion administered globally each year). This common...

In our last post, we covered what aspects of daily life, especially in the medical field, we are eager to get back to normal, pre-pandemic life....

One element of standard precautions has come under intense scrutiny in recent years: The reprocessing (cleaning for reuse) of medical devices. The...

As the United States approaches 50% full vaccination rate, businesses are reopening and a return to pre-pandemic life seems within grasp. As we begin...

Last year, as healthcare workers faced shortages, the world was reminded of some of the “standard precautions” all hospitals operate under to control...

Health.Care | An Educational Blog

The Most Common Sites and Types of Hospital Acquired Infections

Post-COVID: How do we plan for the future?

Hospital Acquired Infections: Kickin' You When You're Already Down

The Rules of Engagement: Injection Safety

Post-COVID: What Changes Do We Keep?

The Most Common Sites and Types of Hospital Acquired Infections

Post-COVID: How do we plan for the future?

Hospital Acquired Infections: Kickin' You When You're Already Down

The Rules of Engagement: Injection Safety

Post-COVID: What Changes Do We Keep?

The Rules of Engagement: Reprocessing Medical Devices

Post-COVID: What goes back to normal? What stays the same? What changes for the future?

The Rules of Engagement in the War Against Germs: Standard Contact Precautions