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A combination of solutions is the only way forward to beat any future waves. Wearing a mask, social distancing, getting vaccinated and following proper infection prevention & control protocols is the best solution plan available. Any complacency to follow even one of these methods can result in catastrophic effects.

Lets Beat This Virus Together!

Study: Vaccinated people who got 'breakthrough' infections can carry as much virus as others The findings have the potential to upend past thinking about how the disease is spread. Previously, vaccinated people who got infected were thought to have low levels of virus and to be unlikely to pass it to others. But the new data shows that is not the case with the delta variant.

What Is The Difference Between Disinfection & Sterilization ?

Sterilization is the process of removing or killing microbes (Bacteria, virus, fungi & spores) in a vacuumed space.

Disinfection is the process of reducing the microbial load of any surface.

Disinfection can never be 100% as there is continuous exposure of microbes that are present in the air and on any surface. So disinfection is a continuous & on going process.

Sterilization can be 100 % as it is performed in a vacuumed space (a space entirely devoid of matter) . That is why any object that undergoes sterilization is packed in sterile packs to ensure longer duration of sterility.

This major difference between Disinfection & Sterilization is essential to understand the different methodologies and technologies purtaining to Infection Control.

Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs) have always been a major problem for patients and healthcare personnel alike. With the Covid pandemic, it has become highly essential to tackle this problem. The second wave was a wake up call for everyone. It is time that we come together and tackle this issue in a transparent and planned manner.

It's Time We Took Hospital-Acquired Infections More Seriously - The Wire Science Lest we forget, HAIs are not a product of the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has simply exacerbated HAIs and their consequences.