Alcohol Gels: Causing More Harm Than We Thought | Biomed Grid
Journal: American Journal of Biomedical Science & Research (Vol.1, No. 6)Publication Date: 2019-03-12
Authors : Mathew A Diggle; Andrew Kemp;
Page : 250-251
Keywords : Biomedical Science and Research Journals; scientific research articles on biomedical; biomedical research articles; biomedical journal articles; Biomed Grid;
Abstract
Several pieces of a significantly important research have now come together to present a very different picture of the outcomes we can expect from the current doctrine on hand hygiene in our healthcare facilities. The new evidence, (one piece of which was produced by the BBC TV series “Twinsitutue”), shows beyond any doubt that alcohol gels have the capacity to not only increase the number of bacteria on skin, but to significantly change the species of bacteria that colonise the skin. Further, the species that is shown to replace the natural skin commensals, is a bacillus, this therefore carries an increase risk due to it's potential for significantly more harm [1].
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