Quality Assurance
Efficacy and safety issues in hospital disinfection procedures are studied
Published in TB and Outbreaks Week, September 27th, 2005
Researchers in Germany review "recent publications relevant to hospital disinfection (and cleaning) including the reprocessing of medical instruments. The key question as to whether the use of disinfectants on environmental surfaces rather than cleaning with detergents only reduces nosocomial infection rates still awaits conclusive studies. New disinfectants, mainly peroxygen compounds, show good sporicidal properties and will probably replace more problematical substances such as chlorine-releasing agents."
"The safe reprocessing of...
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