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Bed Linen

2021
Abstract This chapter takes up the largely neglected case of the EU’s anti-dumping duties on bed linen imports from India. This was the first EU trade defense decision successfully challenged before the WTO. It overturned a methodology that the EU (and others) had thought was permitted under WTO rules: “zeroing.” The EU had to adopt a ...
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Bed Linen: A Reservoir Of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacterial Pathogens

Journal of Current Biomedical Research, 2022
The burden of community acquired infections in the health care system has continued to receive little or no attention especially among healthy, asymptomatic individuals. The aim of this study is to evaluate the bacterial burden of bed linens of undergraduate students living in a university hostel.
Chukwunwejim Chidimma Ruth   +5 more
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Linen in the hospital bed: effects on patients' well‐being

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1991
The aim of the study was to determine if using linen in hospital beds affects patients' well‐being An experimental group consisting of 52 patients (mean age 64 4 years) at a medical ward used linen in the bottom sheet, the protective sheet, the pillow‐case and the patient gown for 4 weeks A control group consisting of 40 patients (mean age 67 5 years ...
G, Larsson, V, Berg
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Good hygiene practice: beds, linen and towels

Practical Professional Child Care, 2005
Good hygiene procedures are crucial to maintaining the health and safety of children. Standard 7 says that childcarers must take ‘positive steps to prevent the spread of infection’. So what does this mean in practice when it comes to choosing and using towels, bedding and mattresses?
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EXPERT STUDY OF BED LINEN QUALITY

Физика волокнистых материалов: структура, свойства, наукоемкие технологии и материалы (SMARTEX), 2021
A.M. Momand, D. Yazykova, E.N. Vlasova
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Microbiological Contamination of Bed Linen

Hospital linen is clearly recognized as a potential reservoir for microorganisms and could be a vector of disease transmission. Various species of microorganisms, including some relevant for HAIs, have been isolated from hospital textiles [1, 2]. The aim of the present study was to isolate bacteria from different locations of clean and dirty linen in a
Šiugždaitė, Jūratė   +2 more
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