Our colleagues at the Infection Prevention & Control working group in the International Society of Chemotherapy for Infection and Cancer (ISC) have developed an anonymous survey on environmental cleaning and disinfection and they'd really like your input. Thanks to Ermira Tartari for forwarding the survey. I've posted the group's letter and link to their survey below. Thank you.
Dear Colleague,
On behalf of the International Society of Chemotherapy for Infection and Cancer (ISC), the Infection Prevention Control working group, we would be grateful if you could complete this anonymous survey.
Our aim is to provide a perspective on cleaning and disinfecting practices in hospitals internationally. Your input would be very valuable. The questionnaire should require 15 minutes to complete. Please find the link to the survey below. Feel free to share the survey and encourage as many of your colleagues from various health care facilities.
If you wish to participate and be acknowledged, kindly forward us your name and institution by sending a separate email to: secretariat (at) ischemo.org.
If you wish to participate, you can find the questionnaire here:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Environmental_Cleaning_Survey
In anticipation,
Nikki Kenters and Tom Gottlieb
Pondering vexing issues in infection prevention and control
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Endoscope Reprocessing Practices Survey
The International Society for Chemotherapy (ISC) Infection Prevention & Control Working Group has developed a survey on current endoscope reprocessing practices and they need your help. The working group leadership includes Andreas Voss, Andreas Widmer, Ermira Tartari and Peter Collignon. With the survey they are particularly interested in comparing practices across the globe.
Please consider taking a few minutes and completing the survey for them.
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