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Through the last months of 2021, this simplistic phrase echoed in the Australian media, portraying the COVID-19 vaccine as a silver bullet solution. 

Today, being a safe nursing home is about more than just keeping your facility clean and tidy.

Modern slavery may seem a distant problem for Australian businesses, but we’re starting to feel the consequences.

If anything tested the ingenuity and resolve of procurement managers nation-wide, it was the task of procuring nitrile gloves in a global pandemic.  

Across the globe, we’re nearing two hundred million infections of COVID-19. Infections and deaths from the Delta variant are ballooning. Several countries have reimposed their 2020 stay-at-home orders.

How often is your hygiene equipment serviced? 

Imagine if this was your facility: The auditors announce they’re coming in two weeks. They expect your self-assessment when they arrive.

Commercial hand care systems are harsh on infection and dirt, but they can also be destructive to hand health. On the other hand, a moisturising hand wash that is too gentle may not offer adequate protection power. How do you get the balance right for your organisation?

Surface disinfectant can be purchased in 20-litre concentrate drums, to be manually diluted on site.

Let’s be honest, Schools haven’t been supported during the pandemic. The education sector wasn’t seen as “in danger”, only “dangerous”.

One hygiene consumables cost that’s commonly overlooked in aged care facilities is toilet paper.