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MRSA and ties
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| On Mar 6 2006 3:18PM kate.hamilton wrote: |
| I have been asked by our infection control manager in light of the most recent MRSA on ties report whether anybody has asked their staff (specificallly medical staff) not to wear ties, and if they have, have they been successful! |
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| On Mar 6 2006 5:12PM rinej wrote: |
Hi, Just read this and I'm a GP (and a GPSI MINOR OPS).
My guess is that many doctors would be happy given a legitimate reason to ditch the tie as we mainly wear them out of respect for our older patients who expect us to don them :-)
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| On Mar 8 2006 2:12PM martin.kiernan wrote: |
My view is that this issue comes down to the wearer's standards of personal hygiene - if hands are cleansed before patient contact then there is no problem. If hands are not and the wearer is doing Oliver Hardy impersonations (he said showing his age) then you do have a problem.
If a person has poor standards it's a bit academic what they wear.
Martin Kiernan
Southport |
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 ICNA Community Network MeetingPlease note the next Community ICNA meeting is on the, Wednesday 6th September 2006 and will be held at Eastman Dental Hospital, London.
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The 36th Annual Infection Control ConferenceSeptember 25th to 27th 2006
The Brighton Centre
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This is THE Infection control conference of the year, focusing on prevention and control of infections in all areas of healthcare. The conference will provide a mixture of lectures, debates, concurrent sessions, workshops and networking.
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