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Selecting Chemicals for Use in Healthcare

Published by Pineapple Academy

The video discusses the importance of chemical selection for laundry and housekeeping in healthcare settings, including the need to consider factors such as pathogen kill rates, contact time, and surface compatibility.

Objectives

Understand the importance of chemical selection for laundry and housekeeping in healthcare settings; Identify key factors to consider when selecting chemicals

Roles

Director of Hospitality; Chemical Selection Specialist; Nurse

Departments

Infection Control; Housekeeping and Laundry; Facilities Management; Laundry and Housekeeping

Industries

Education; Skilled Nursing; Senior Living; Healthcare; Food Service

Tags

housekeeping; infection-control; chemical-selection; facilities-management; laundry

Topics

Chemical Selection; Housekeeping; Laundry; Infection Control

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