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Why not we are more intrested to test methecillin resistant in staphylococcus coagulase negative and as we all know that these are also pathogenic.so what will be stragity for these to report.

Hi, I am currently studying Environmental Health at Middlesex university. I am looking to undertake a literature review on The Effectiveness of Alcohol Gels Against Clostridium Difficile. During...

Hi I've recently been approached by a supplier selling an all singing all dancing superbug killer, the product is D-Stroy Activ8. It claims to kill C-Diff, MRSA, Bird flu and many more infections and ...

We already supply theatre and ward equipment which are easy to clean and maintain, but available shortly will be our unique Metal Clad Extension Leads incorporating quality Crabtree Anti-Microbial swi...

Winchester and Eastleigh Healthcare NHS Trust (UK) began prescribing the insertion of cannulae - for giving intravenous fluids and drugs. Doctors moniterd the cannulae more closely for signs of infect...

Of the most common and often lifesaving methods of therapy made possible by modern technical advances in achieving and maintaining vascular access. In addition, the management and treatment of complex...

I am writing a news story for the Canadian Medical Association Journal about the recent proposals to stop doctors wearing white coats, long-sleeved garments, watches and jewellery in an attempt to pre...

M&S are selling nightware and slippers impregnated with silver fibres to "make sure you're protecting yourself from MRSA".Has anyone had experience of patients asking about this or bringing them into ...

I do not know if this is still happening in hospitals, but there was a lot of publicity about it being psychologically beneficial to patients a few years ago. I would like to think that this is no lon...

what is the thinking behind three negative swabs for mrsa? is one negative adequate?