The Risk Of Contaminated Cell Phones and Tablets In Healthcare
October 2, 2018
Hosted by Nancy C. Caralla
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Episode Description
Our guests, Wesley LaPorte,and Sue Barnes, RN, BSN, CIC, FAPIC join us to discuss "The Risk of Contaminated Cell Phones and Tablets In Healthcare." Healthcare professionals depend upon mobile electronic devices both inside and outside of the healthcare facilities. The mobile devices become the perfect surfaces to transport pathogens from one place, one room, and one patient to another. Wesley and Sue share up-to-date information on how handheld mobile devices can be cleaned and disinfected effectively.
C. diff. Spores and More
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“C. diff. Spores and More” is an educational program providing you with up-to-date information pertaining to C. diff. and Healthcare-Associated infections. Raising awareness through education and advocacy saves lives worldwide. Topics are of C. difficile infection (CDI) prevention, treatments, and environmental safety products along with Healthcare-Associated Infection (HAI) awareness and more. Our guests are topic experts discussing Antibiotic Resistance, Research and Development, Clinical trials, Nutrition Counseling, Microbiome, Mental health, C. diff. survivors, and so much more. Please join us every Tuesday at 10 AM Pacific Time on the VoiceAmerica Health and Wellness Channel.
Nancy C. Caralla
Nancy C. Caralla, a three time C. diff. survivor, healthcare professional, and now dedicated to “Raising C. diff. Awareness” worldwide. Through the experiences is why we are so passionate raising C. diff. awareness. The C Diff Foundation was brought to fruition in November 2012 with a mission to educate and advocate for C. diff. infection prevention, treatment, and environmental safety worldwide. We now join the many successful hosts and programs on VoiceAmerica to deliver life-saving information through our program; “C. diff. Spores and More.”
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