Inconsistent cleaning practices continue to jeopardize patient safety. Experts urge health care leaders to treat cleaning as clinical care—essential, standardized, and foundational to infection prevention.
Rodney E. Rohde, PhD, SV/SM/MB(ASCP)CM, FASc
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Articles by Rodney E. Rohde, PhD, SV/SM/MB(ASCP)CM, FASc
The ability of any infectious agent to maintain constant transmission enables it to be an ongoing threat to public health. Few pathogens have achieved greater success at ongoing transmission potential than the influenza virus.
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