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Humans tend to become lazy, especially with repetitive tasks. We dislike wasting time on things that are unnecessary or monotonous. Add busy schedules operating at full capacity and even the most structured protocols lapse.
The hurrier we go . . . the behinder we get!” – Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland
The news of the emerging Delta coronavirus variant(s) is a reminder to review and renew infection control protocols. Consider starting in the break room. When were the coffee cups last sanitized, the counters wiped, the microwave cleaned, the refrigerator emptied and disinfected, or the doorknobs wiped?
AHD Sponsor Virox Technologies® has readily available disinfection protocols available along with educational materials to help with compliance to disinfection standards. Whether using Rescue® or Intervention®, July is a good time to gather the team to reinforce protocols, educate new staff members, uncover posters in key areas and reassign duties as needed.
The patented Accelerated Hydrogen Peroxide® technology is available in convenient wipes in Rescue® or Intervention® brands. With AHP® you can be certain.
Source: Virox Technologies®. In the U.S. animal health segment, Virox offers two brands featuring its patented Accelerated Hydrogen Peroxide®, or AHP®.
- RESCUE®< Link > is unique in its ability to help keep humans and animals free from infection, while being safe for users and patients. It is the ideal choice for companion animal facilities.
- INTERVENTION®< Link > is a lineup of the toughest, most farm-friendly disinfectants on the market.
INSIGHTS: It’s important to include the entire team in your cleaning and disinfecting protocol program so they are actively involved and accountable.
- Define everyone’s role and what parts of the program they are responsible for cleaning and disinfecting.
- Determine who is responsible for cleaning and disinfecting each surface and piece of equipment in all patient rooms, treatment areas, surgical suites and public areas, including the lobby and restrooms.
- Develop a schedule for cleaning and disinfecting frequency.