Cleaning medical devices is a wet, messy process. In this video, Krystina Hopkins, MPH outlines the findings from two recent real-world studies that show sterile processing technicians are getting drenched from head to toe and she calls for new solutions to protect workers.

This video covers content included in Ofstead & Associates’ free, 1-hour, CE-eligible webinar called “Making a splash: Contaminated droplet dispersal in decontamination areas” available here:
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Peer-reviewed literature:
o Ofstead et al. Droplet dispersal in decontamination areas of instrument reprocessing suites. AJIC. 2022;50(2):126-132. [ Ссылка ]00689-1/fulltext
o Ofstead et al. Splash generation and droplet dispersal in a well-designed, centralized high-level disinfection unit. AJIC. 2022;50(11):P1200-1207. [ Ссылка ]00629-0/fulltext
o Okamoto et al. A prospective, multicenter, clinical study of duodenoscope contamination after reprocessing. ICHE. 2022;43(12):1901-1909. [ Ссылка ]

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