Interventional Care
Not-So-Clean Touchscreens
In an age of constant connectivity, doctors and nurses are rarely without personal electronic devices—inadvertently increasing the risk of exposure to harmful bacteria. Our fingertips are home to a plethora of bacteria, and touchscreen devices welcome these germs with open arms. This ease of transfer leaves our phones and tablets coated with thriving bacteria cultures, putting all of us at risk if not cleaned properly.
This infographic reviews compelling data that will motivate you to clean your screen.
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