Hand hygiene remains key in mobile phone cross-infection risk – Author response

Matthew Olsen; Adrian Goldsworthy; Mark Morgan; John Leggett; Thibaut Demaneuf; Natalia Van Der Bruggen; Gobinddeep Singh; Rose Ghemrawi; Abiola Senok; Reem Almheiri; Simon McKirdy; Rashed Alghafri; Lotti Tajouri

doi:10.1016/j.idh.2024.11.003

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Hand hygiene remains key in mobile phone cross-infection risk – Author response

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Hand hygiene remains key in mobile phone cross-infection risk – Author response

Matthew Olsen, Adrian Goldsworthy, Mark Morgan, John Leggett, Thibaut Demaneuf, Natalia Van Der Bruggen, Gobinddeep Singh, Rose Ghemrawi, Abiola Senok, Reem Almheiri, …

Infection, disease & health, Vol.30(2), pp.164-166

2025

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.idh.2024.11.003

Abstract

Mobile phones

Infection control

Hand hygiene

Public health

Biosecurity

Infection

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Title: Hand hygiene remains key in mobile phone cross-infection risk – Author response
Authors/Creators: Matthew Olsen - Bond University
Adrian Goldsworthy - Bond University
Mark Morgan - Bond University
John Leggett - Bond University
Thibaut Demaneuf - Pacific Community
Natalia Van Der Bruggen - Bond University
Gobinddeep Singh - Bond University
Rose Ghemrawi - Al Ain University
Abiola Senok - Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences
Reem Almheiri
Simon McKirdy - Murdoch University, Centre for Biosecurity and One Health
Rashed Alghafri - Murdoch University
Lotti Tajouri - Bond University
Publication Details: Infection, disease & health, Vol.30(2), pp.164-166
Publisher: Elsevier Inc.
Identifiers: 991005743444707891
Murdoch Affiliation: Harry Butler Institute; Murdoch University; Centre for Biosecurity and One Health
Language: English
Resource Type: Letter/Communication

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