Hammer
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What's the problem with a poster on hand washing? 
Care staff have to pass entire modules on hand washing. I guarantee the majority of people don't do it correctly or enough.
[Edited on 20-12-2010 by Hammer]
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Gary
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It's washing your hands ffs. Not exactly rocket science!
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Gary
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Also, fucking LoL on how much of a shit qualification that must be to have a module on hand washing 
[Edited on 20-12-2010 by Gary]
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Colin
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You'd think they would be more worried about folk not knowing how to wash hands, not knowing how to run an oil platform than them having shitty palms but its just the way it is so you just have to nod & smile when you see it. There is some filthy tinks on there right enough!!
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Hammer
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Yeah that shit if you ever need an operation you won't be exposed to infection or cross contamination from a nurses hands.
FFS
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Hammer
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quote:
Originally posted by Colin
You'd think they would be more worried about folk not knowing how to wash hands, not knowing how to run an oil platform than them having shitty palms but its just the way it is so you just have to nod & smile when you see it. There is some filthy tinks on there right enough!!
It'll be a legal requirement for Health and Safety.
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Gary
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Originally posted by Hammer
Yeah that shit if you ever need an operation you won't be exposed to infection or cross contamination from a nurses hands.
FFS
Nurse...carer...2 different things.
Pretty sure nurses don't do a whole module on how to wash your hands.
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Hammer
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A nurse is a part of the care environment.
This thread is turning into the most ironic of the year
[Edited on 20-12-2010 by Hammer]
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Colin
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quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
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Originally posted by Colin
You'd think they would be more worried about folk not knowing how to wash hands, not knowing how to run an oil platform than them having shitty palms but its just the way it is so you just have to nod & smile when you see it. There is some filthy tinks on there right enough!!
It'll be a legal requirement for Health and Safety.
You try telling that to some 20 stone scaff that probably wipes his hairy arse Muslim style then heads straight for lunch!!
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Gary
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quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
A nurse is a part of the care environment.
This thread is turning into the most ironic of the year
[Edited on 20-12-2010 by Hammer]
Ironic?
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Lawrah
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Its the ones that tell you their wine is corked..when its a screw top. makes me chuckle.
i think they are just using 'corked' as its a word they associate with wine thats off/bad.
It doesnt need to be cork sealed to be off.... it can happen in the barrel for example
But it does need to be cork to have bits of cork floating in it
Yes. I know what it is..They are adimant there is cork in their wine. 
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Lawrah
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Originally posted by Gary
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Originally posted by Hammer
Yeah that shit if you ever need an operation you won't be exposed to infection or cross contamination from a nurses hands.
FFS
Nurse...carer...2 different things.
Pretty sure nurses don't do a whole module on how to wash your hands.
I bet they do.
I do and I deal with food.
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Eck
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
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Originally posted by Hammer
Yeah that shit if you ever need an operation you won't be exposed to infection or cross contamination from a nurses hands.
FFS
Nurse...carer...2 different things.
Pretty sure nurses don't do a whole module on how to wash your hands.
Shell will give you an ear bashing if she see's this thread But what Hammer says is correct. There are far too many things floating about now (norovirus, MRSA etc etc) which get passed on because Nurses/relatives are not washing their hands correctly after coming into contact with patients. It really isn't difficult to comprehend
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Eck
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
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Originally posted by Hammer
A nurse is a part of the care environment.
This thread is turning into the most ironic of the year
[Edited on 20-12-2010 by Hammer]
Ironic?
I believe the irony is in the stupidity shown towards correct hand washing technique, amongst other things.
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AK
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Originally posted by Colin
Nup it shows you the optimum way to wash your hands in 10 steps. My companies a bit overkill on stuff like this though!!
Theres signs on the back of toilet doors reminding you to wipe away any shit debris & to wash your hands also!!
you actually need that I think..... some folk are just minging
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Ben J
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Originally posted by AK
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Originally posted by Gary
.. That we now need to be told how to remove a cap from a bottle.
its wine though .... which many folk associate with CORKS!
This.
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Ben J
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Originally posted by Lawrah
Its the ones that tell you their wine is corked..when its a screw top. makes me chuckle.
Lawrah....
Wine being "corked" doesn't actually mean its got cork in it. It just means its off.
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Ben J
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Originally posted by Eck
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Originally posted by Gary
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Originally posted by Hammer
Yeah that shit if you ever need an operation you won't be exposed to infection or cross contamination from a nurses hands.
FFS
Nurse...carer...2 different things.
Pretty sure nurses don't do a whole module on how to wash your hands.
Shell will give you an ear bashing if she see's this thread But what Hammer says is correct. There are far too many things floating about now (norovirus, MRSA etc etc) which get passed on because Nurses/relatives are not washing their hands correctly after coming into contact with patients. It really isn't difficult to comprehend
Couldn't agree more.
Why do you think most of our hospitals are riddled with MRSA. Its muppets not washing hands etc properly.
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Scotty_B
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Originally posted by Gary
It's washing your hands ffs. Not exactly rocket science!
It is if you only wash two fingers.
As for the bottle, you'd need to be pretty dim to take a corkscrew to a metal cap.
[Edited on 21-12-2010 by Scotty_B]
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