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DENTON, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) - From plastic gowns that look like trash bags to gloves too small for most adult hands, nursing homes trying to protect their residents say some of the personal protective ...

Certified nursing assistants (CNAs) fail to change gloves causing the spread of dangerous pathogens in nursing homes, and long-term healthcare settings, reveals a new study. The new study was ...

With a newly awarded patent, the young nurse/inventor plans to strategically license her product so hospitals can save money, reduce waste, and 'hopefully save time for nurses.' A new nursing graduate ...

MONDAY, Sept. 18, 2017 -- Nursing home workers often fail to change their gloves when they should, which increases the risk of patient infections, a new study finds. "Glove use behavior is as ...

The failure to change gloves is common among certified nursing assistants, and may be a significant cause of the spread of dangerous pathogens in nursing homes and long-term healthcare settings, ...

The failure to change gloves is common among certified nursing assistants, and may be a significant cause of the spread of dangerous pathogens in nursing homes and long-term healthcare settings, ...

Thousands of nursing homes still don't have enough gloves, N95 masks, gowns and other personal protective equipment to safeguard staff and residents from a potential coronavirus outbreak, according to ...

Syracuse, N.Y. – Employees caring for residents with coronavirus at a Madison County nursing home did not wash their hands, wear gloves or use protective gowns properly, according to an inspection ...

A man suffering from Alzheimer's died in hospital five days after ingesting a latex glove. James Griffin (67) suffered from severe dementia and was found by nursing home staff suffering from cardiac ...

Failure to change gloves is common among nursing assistants and may be a significant cause of the spread of dangerous pathogens in nursing homes and similar settings, according to a US study.

Thousands of nursing homes still don't have enough gloves, N95 masks, gowns and other personal protective equipment to safeguard staff and residents from a potential coronavirus outbreak, according to ...