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Originally Posted by foreverwar
Rammy, sorry to be pedantic, but your first link doesn't mention arms at all, and the link on the site to the WHO's recommendations - Link - focus specifically on scrubbing of the arms pre-surgery (which should be a given). The only mention of sleeves (a few times) is I agree risk should be minimised and mitigated, but some of the recent comments on this thread were assuming that research fully backed up this contention.
I am in agreement with the Chair of MRSA UK, in that there should have been more consultation before the new recommendation was published. |
I know. I made a point of stating "
if " there was decent evidence to support this in my first post
I don't know if there is (and frankly cant be a'rsd to look into it much either
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However arms are attached to hands so it seems reasonable to wash some distance up the forearms and sleeves will also touch hands if they are allowed to be worn.....
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Originally Posted by Flyboy
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Haven't the muslim women been allowed to wear sleeves?
