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04/12/2015

ARMA's Responsible Infection Control Officer - RICO brings you some tips that you, as a patient, can follow during your recovery at a healthcare facility. These tips will help you keep infections at bay and prevent development of additional infections. Join us in our and follow us on LinkedIn and for regular updates!

26/11/2015

On this Thanksgiving Day, ARMA's Responsible Infection Control Officer (RICO) would like to thank every healthcare professional and healthcare worker for all the hard work they put in each and every day.

24/11/2015

ARMA's Responsible Infection Control Officer brings to you the devastating consequences that Hospital Acquired Infections bring about. Ailing patients trying to recover in facilities develop additional , leading to increased suffering.
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20/11/2015

Developing a -acquired not only makes it difficult for a patient to recover but also adds significantly to the hospital expenses. Globally, with HAIs have incurred costs that were 2.8 times higher than those for patients free from infection. This excess cost is a huge economic burden on a patient and are related to additional diagnostic tests and treatment, additional stay, and post discharge complications. Learn more on the economic burden of HAIs at www.arma.healthcare.

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02/11/2015

An interesting article published on October 22nd 2015 clearly cites the need for Indian providers to get serious about control.
Hospital Acquired Infections are rapidly spreading across hospitals due to poorly maintained equipment, under staffing and exponential increase in the number of patients admitted to a every day. HAIs have known to even double the length of stay required at a hospital because of the additional infection developed.
Read the full article here http://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/when-hospitals-infect/
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Indian healthcare providers need to get serious about infection control.

28/10/2015

There are different modes through which an agent may be transmitted from its natural reservoir to a susceptible host. This transmission could be either through direct or indirect contact. Direct-contact transmission involves a direct body surface-to-body surface contact and physical transfer of microorganisms between a susceptible host and an infected person. – care activities which bring a patient and a worker or two patients in contact lead to the spread of such infections.

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26/10/2015

by understanding how microbes enter and spread across a facility leading to development of various infections. Learn how ARMA can help you break this vicious chain of infection by limiting the mode of transmission of microbes.
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21/10/2015

ARMA's RICO bring to you some hard-hitting facts on the development of HAIs in neonates.
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20/10/2015

Join ARMA's RICO in his by implementing some steps to help curtail or prevent infections from spreading across your healthcare facility.
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19/10/2015

begins today! Join ARMA's RICO (Responsible Infection Control officer) as he celebrates this week through a campaign
Lets bring the entire healthcare fraternity together and armour them with the right tools, to win this fight against rapidly spreading infections
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15/10/2015

Environmental surfaces across a facility act as reservoirs for bacterial and fungal gathering and proliferation. Medical devices form a crucial portion of based care but also predispose patients to over 8 lakh device-related infections annually. A staggering 50% of all HAIs are attributed to medical devices. In – hospital contamination of medical devices such as urinary catheters, intravenous infusion devices, hemodialysis, and respiratory therapy equipment cause HAIs. A shocking mortality rate of 12 – 80% is seen in such cases.

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13/10/2015

ARMA's RICO (Responsible Infection Control Officer) is here to ensure you get "Round the Clock Protection" with our advanced technology medical textiles.
Visit RICO at CPhI World wide 2015, Booth No. 8J71 and learn more on how you can protect yourself from HAIs.
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