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Yes, but what about the
trolley, the clothing & shoes, etc?
Queen
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Mike
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Ask your microbiologists how long
germs/viruses stay bio-active on paper - it's only a couple of
days
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Mike
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I have a feeling that
this was discontinued here because of Infection Control. I wonder if it’s easier
to disinfect ebook readers than paper copies?
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Hello all,
Are any of you involved at all in
providing fiction - as opposed to health information - for hospital patients?
(I'll let you fill in your own jokes about your organisation's annual report,
etc...)
Alternatively, if someone else at
your hospital provides this, do you know who - volunteers, the local public
library? Any information you can share about how it works would be most
welcome.
We currently have a trolley of
donated books which is wheeled round the wards by volunteers, but I've been
asked to find out what other hospitals do.
Many thanks,
Hannah
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