Medical disinfection

Hand and skin disinfection in the operating room: recommended protocol and disinfectant products

In any surgical intervention, preventing infections is essential. The rigorous disinfection of medical staff's hands and the correct preparation of the patient's skin play a central role in controlling nosocomial infections. This article presents, step-by-step, the recommended protocol for hand and skin hygiene in the operating room, using specialized products from the Klintensiv portfolio....
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Proper disinfection in hospitals: 4 essential steps for the effective use of cleaning and disinfection products

Every surface disinfected correctly can save lives! In a hospital setting, proper cleaning and disinfection of surfaces are essential for preventing healthcare-associated infections and protecting the health of patients and medical staff. Risk assessment by hospital area Identifying the risk level specific to each area of the hospital is crucial. High-risk areas, such as...
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The importance of using quality disinfectants to protect the health of patients and medical staff

In hospitals and clinics, protecting the health of patients and medical staff is a priority. Proper disinfection plays an essential role in preventing healthcare-associated infections, which represent a global health issue. The use of high-quality medical disinfectants can significantly reduce biological risks, thereby protecting the lives of patients and the health of medical teams....
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How can the transmission of Helicobacter pylori via endoscopy be prevented?

Helicobacter pylori infection is recognized as one of the most widespread globally, being a major cause of morbidity and mortality. The transmission of the bacterium during gastrointestinal endoscopy is a concern for both healthcare professionals and patients. Table of Contents About Helicobacter pylori infection Chemical ingredients used for high-level disinfection Occupational risks for medical...
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Hospital hygiene and nosocomial infections. Problems and solutions.

The major challenge faced by a hospital is healthcare-associated infections. Hygiene plays a vital role in preventing them, and for effective control, protocols for washing and disinfecting hands, surfaces, instruments, and medical devices, the hospital's functional circuits, the proper handling of waste resulting from medical activities, the correct use of personal protective equipment, and...
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Disinfectant resistance: A serious threat to public health

Disinfectants are one of the most widely used forms of protection against infection by pathogens, in addition to biosecurity; however, their misuse can have undesirable consequences. Bacterial strains can develop resistance using the same mechanisms employed against antibiotics. Globally, the morbidity and mortality caused by nosocomial infections are continuously rising and are associated with...
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