the chain of infection
This essay focuses on the chain of infection .To view the discussion board rubric, click the three vertical dots icon in the upper right corner and select “Show Rubric.”
the chain of infection
Sometimes healthcare terms sound alike and can be confusing. For example: EMR vs. EHR MCO vs. ACO Telehealth vs. Telemedicine Do Not Use These Examples!!!! For your initial post, choose a pair of “alike” terms. Define each term in the pair, then explain the similarities and/or differences between each of them. Give an example of how each term is used in your own experience or career. Use (and appropriately cite using APA guidelines) and cite your outside references.
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Since the first known case of COVID-19 on 1 December 2019. The COVID-19 outbreak has spread worldwide and is causing infections in 219 countries and territories. Currently, many countries are still under some degree of restrictions to break the chain of infection and some are suffering a second wave.
A few countries have successfully stopped outbreaks and are free of locally transmitt infections.
The majority are facing restrictions and infections worldwide are still increasing. In many countries, Rentokil Initial is class as an essential business. And we continue to provide services to our customers, where possible.
We’re taking the greatest care to ensure our staff are fully trained to work. In this new environment and have the highest level of protection so they can provide our hygiene services safely to customers.
Our hands pick up microorganisms from the many different surfaces that we touch in our daily lives.
When we visit the washroom or cough or sneeze we can transfer germs. From our own bodies to our hands and then transmit them on to other surfaces. We exchange germs with other people by touching hotspots that many people touch. Such as door handles, light switches, share equipment or handrails. It is vital to practice good hand hygiene to prevent this ‘journey of the germ’.
Initial has a range of videos, leaflets and infographics explaining . The journey of the germ between contaminate surfaces and hands and how to prevent the spread of infectious bacteria and viruses.
