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27/10/2008: MRSA Action UK are delegates at the Aseptic Non-Touch Technique (ANTT) Conference, University College London Hospitals Trust

Monday, 27, Oct 2008 12:00

ANTT is widely acclaimed as best practice. Implementation of ANTT has been shown to dramatically improve staff practice and significantly reduce hospital acquired infection rates.

The first National Conference will present important latest evidence and developments from leading NHS hospitals. Delegates will learn how ot implant and maintain ANTT to ensure staff compliance across large organisations. Case studies will show how failures and challenges in aseptic management require as much support from the Board as they do on the Ward.

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