World Hand Hygiene Day is a reminder that clean hands save lives, but healthcare workers need more than posters. They need practical, repeated training in when and how to wash or sanitise their hands.
At the Easter Show, one minute you’re patting an farm animal and the next you’re eating a dagwood. That is exactly why good handwashing matters – because germs are real even when they are completely invisible.
Nearly half of hospital toilet users aren’t washing their hands, according to a UK-Danish study – highlighting the urgent need for smarter, more engaging hygiene training like GlitterBug’s visual feedback tools.
We received an amazing GlitterBug science report from a Grade 5 student who clearly understands the scientific method. We think you’ll love it too,
We’re struggling to get reliable stock of the UV flashlights and we think we know why.
No single defence against infection is perfect. They all have some area of failure, like the holes in a slice of Swiss cheese. That’s why multiple layers of defence are required.
You have been told that it’s really important to wash your hands for 20 seconds, but this video explains why this is so important.
A new survey has revealed that almost half of children aged five to 10 years old are not practising proper hand hygiene by using soap when washing their hands at school.
Cafes and restaurants need to take extra care to ensure staff and customers are protected from COVID-19. We have compiled a dozen different checklists into the Ultimate COVID-19 Cafe Checklist to help ensure you are doing everything possible to stop the spread of COVID-19.