Maintaining clean air and impeccable hygiene in your podiatry practice is essential for your well-being and that of your patients.
Pay attention to the air quality in your office
Patient reception and care lead to the proliferation of bacteria, viruses and infectious agents.
Whether in the waiting room or the examination room, special attention must be paid to air quality to prevent the spread of these infectious agents.
We often think about disinfecting our hands and surfaces, but we forget about the air. Many bacteria linger in the air, and it's important to eliminate them.
The origins of indoor pollution
Many sources of contamination can be identified in a podiatry practice:
• The various products you use for your pedicure treatments and the use of a micromotor can create microparticles that will spread through the air.
• Cleaning and disinfecting products can also pollute indoor air.
• Organic waste produced when coughing or sneezing causes the spread of bacteria, viruses or microbes.
There are several solutions to improve the air quality in your office.
The origins of indoor pollution
Many sources of contamination can be identified in a podiatry practice:
• The various products you use for your pedicure treatments and the use of a micromotor can create microparticles that will spread through the air.
• Cleaning and disinfecting products can also pollute indoor air.
• Organic waste produced when coughing or sneezing causes the spread of bacteria, viruses or microbes.
There are several solutions to improve the air quality in your office.
