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HMRI’s CLEEN study drives 34% drop in hospital-acquired infections
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HMRI’s CLEEN study drives 34% drop in hospital-acquired infections
Hospitals around Australia are starting to adopt a simple cleaning intervention that is cutting infection rates, saving money and freeing up hospital beds. The practice, based on research led by Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI), targets shared medical equipment that is often overlooked in routine cleaning and is proving to be a cost-effective way to improve patient care. Known as the CLEEN study, the clinical trial was conducted at Gosfo…
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