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Contact dermatitis and chemical allergies are not a new issue experienced by healthcare workers, but with the impact of COVID-19 to current infection prevention and control practices, problems may have increased with the wearing of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as from gloves and masks. Thankfully, there are practices that can be employed to minimise and manage occupational dermatitis.
To further explore the incidence and risk of Type IV chemical allergy, please read Associate Professor Nixon and her teams’ review on the evolutionary response to glove allergies.
Registered Nurses and all other Healthcare Professional's Courses can be taken by any healthcare or dental professional. An electronic certificate of competition will be provided once the course is passed with a minimum 85% score.
Examine recent solutions in preventing underlying occupational skin disease in veterinary practice.
Join two of Ansell’s clinical consultants, Jessamy Walker and Eunice Sithole as they discuss occupational hazards faced by Operating Theater Practitioners from exposure to bloodborne pathogens and how this shapes current practice.
