When it comes to infection control in healthcare settings—whether you're working in a medical clinic, dental practice, or allied health surgery—the products you use matter. Most infection control products come in either spray bottles, foam dispensers, or pre-soaked wipes. But if you're still reaching for a spray, it's time to reconsider.
What if one simple switch could significantly reduce your environmental impact? We all know the importance of reducing waste, yet millions of plastic containers still end up in landfill and our oceans every year. The production of these containers relies on coal, oil and natural gas, and when they eventually break down—often hundreds of years later—they release greenhouse gases, including methane. Read on to discover how your choices can make a real difference.
Preventing super bugs such as MRSA-Golden Staph (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus), is a serious topic in the dental and medical industries. Dental and ...
...and other things that you use daily. Publisher: Word of Mouth Dentistry Magazine | Issue 3 Published Formats: Print Hardcopy Digital Magazine PDF Date Published:
In this episode of the Julie Parker Practice Success Podcast, I Jurgen Kuhefuss, Director and founder of Bio Hygiene, was honoured to speak to Julie and her
