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Industrial washing machines
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| On Jul 28 2006 12:08PM patsyj.tandy wrote: |
Some of our areas have industrial washing machines that are used for the processing of patients clothing. It has been brought to our attention that, on occasions, mop heads are also being processed in these machines. We are not comfortable with this but have been unable to find any supporting evidence as to why it might be poor practice practice.
We are asking:
Is this common practice? Are we being over sensitive? Does anyone have any supporting evidence either way? Any information would be much appreciated. |
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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.
To download the agenda go to the CICNN page under 'Business and Special Interest Groups' (Member access required)
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The 36th Annual Infection Control ConferenceSeptember 25th to 27th 2006
The Brighton Centre
Brighton, England
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.
Leading international Speakers who have already confirmed include Dr Seto Wing Hong and Stuart Emslie.
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