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CLINICAL SERVICES JOURNAL, DECEMBER 2022 Carole Hallam argues that the use of air decontamination systems to improve indoor air quality should be considered as part of Trusts’ infection prevention and control strategies. She warns that hand hygiene and surface cleaning -
PUBLISHED 2022-08-08 FacilitiesNet, August 2022 One of the tallest skyscrapers, as part of one of the world’s most iconic skylines, opened for business during the COVID-19 pandemic with a high level of uncertainty surrounding what comes next. When One Vanderbilt, the second-tallest -
The Novaerus Defend 400 is a CE marked device that combines WellAir’s patented NanoStrike™ Technology with a triple-stage filtration system to optimize the health of indoor spaces Dublin and Stamford, Conn. — WellAir, the leading health technology company that provides -
COVID-19 Has Amplified the Superbug Crisis. Hospitals Must Respond Part 2 read part 1 of this blog post here. TB patients have rationed medication, yet another practice known to spur antibiotic resistance. During the pandemic, most countries have reported sharp drops -
COVID-19 Has Amplified the Superbug Crisis. Hospitals Must Respond. When the world gains control over COVID-19, infection control experts won’t get a reprieve. To the contrary, hospitals will need to confront the “pandemic lying in wait”: antibiotic resistance. For decades, -
“Air quality deserves close attention”: Preventing Airborne Infection in the Operating Theatre read part 1 of this blog post here. Air Contamination in the Operating Theatre For decades, a surgical patient’s risk of becoming infected was considered largely a factor -
“Air quality deserves close attention”: Preventing Airborne Infection in the Operating Theatre A few years back, in an operating theatre at a Japanese hospital, two physicians and two nurses donned gowns and gloves and prepared for a total knee replacement -
Singing, Covid-19, and the Future of Live Entertainment – Part 2 Read part 1 of this blog post here. Since the early days of the covid-19 pandemic, singing has been a super-spreading culprit leading to an effect on the future -
“Particles shoot out like a geyser”: Singing, Covid-19, and the Future of Live Entertainment Since the early days of the covid-19 pandemic, singing has been a super-spreading culprit leading to an effect on the future of live entertainment. Around the -
Read part one of this blog post here. “We Need to Face Reality Here”: Hospitals Must Prepare for the Next Pandemic What Hospitals Must Do to Avert the Next Pandemic Certainly, many critical pandemic precautions fall beyond the scope of hospitals. -
“We Need to Face Reality Here”: Hospitals Must Prepare for the Next Pandemic Back in 2018, a year before SARS-CoV-2 began stalking the globe, American scholars issued a report on the likely traits of the next pandemic pathogen. The scholars, from the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, were on the hunt -
A live music festival reimagined for the COVID-19 era. Every January, Dublin’s famed Temple Bar district erupts with music and joy, as TradFest Temple Bar — a five-day celebration of Irish music and culture — draws top bands and massive crowds
