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Creating a consensus document for surgical gloving best practice | Dr. Tod Brindle – Part 1

Over the last decade, research studies from all over the world have demonstrated that glove damage during surgery occurs at frequent time points, a...

Episode 8 of the Hands & gloves podcast, hosted by Mölnlycke Health Care, titled "Creating a consensus document for surgical gloving best practice | Dr. Tod Brindle – Part 1" was published on April 10, 2024 and runs 30 minutes.

April 10, 2024 ·30m · Hands & gloves

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Over the last decade, research studies from all over the world have demonstrated that glove damage during surgery occurs at frequent time points, across multiple surgical specialties, and impacts surgeons as well as OR nurses and scrub technicians.

Today we have Dr Tod Brindle with us and this episode will focus on how to create a consensus document for best surgical gloving  practice. Dr Brindle is expanding his thoughts in the following episode, so don’t miss that.

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