An increased emphasis to protect patients from healthcare associated infections (HCAIs) means that healthcare specifiers are demanding the best protection against bacteria. Phil Barsby, business development manager at Intastop, explains how key areas can be easily protected, and how long lasting benefits can be achieved.
Infection control across all elements of the healthcare sector is of prime importance but it is often underestimated how much the fabric of the building can play a significant part in this.
The face of healthcare in the UK is changing and is something that is documented often, particularly with regards to infection. How facilities are managed and which products are chosen can offer the first line of protection for patients and staff against the risk of infection, and we believe it is something that all elements of the healthcare sector should be exploring, from local surgeries to flagship NHS and private hospitals.
Hospital admissions and infection control
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