A recent article in the JAMA news, is that a recent survey of Doctors, Nurses, Aides, Scientist and Lab Workers, that wear medical wear: 50 percent change their wear weekly. Actually it was just more then 50 percent The rest of those who were surveyed, changed their medical clothing once a month. Time, money and resources was the main reason for not changing their medical clothing. Operating and Surgical wear, NOT INCLUDED. This means that a large percentage of those entrusted to you in providing assistance and medical service are wearing jackets, coats, smocks, lab coats and a number of other products that are teaming with a growing population of germs and bacteria. Not to mention viral infections and a host of any other breeding signatures of someone's sneeze, WAITING FOR YOUR ARRIVAL. Cologne and Perfume may hide some scent, but it doesn't kill. Do you dare ask your doctor, nurse or healthcare aide when was the last time they changed and washed their scrubs? You might be surprised. Best Wishes
