Infection control refers to the policies, procedures, and practices implemented to prevent or minimize the spread of infections in healthcare settings, workplaces, and public spaces. It involves strategies such as hand hygiene, personal protective equipment (PPE), cleaning and disinfection, sterilization, proper waste disposal, and adherence to infection prevention protocols. Infection control is essential in reducing the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) and protecting both patients and staff from infectious diseases.
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Katie Hale - Managing Director at Spec Services in Canberra
I am Kate Hale, Managing Director/CFO at Spec Services in Canberra, keep up to date with our latest news and blog posts on complex technical cleaning topics. I attribute the success of Spec Services to our dedicated workforce, particularly our managers who come from industries where customer satisfaction is paramount. I believe it's essential to hire individuals with strong customer service backgrounds. These experienced professionals play a key role in training other team members, ensuring that we consistently uphold our high standards of service quality in the commercial cleaning industry.