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    Michelle Kennedy
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    Hi All, just want to get an idea of the benefits of using sensor taps at hand wash stations as opposed to wrist/elbow taps? Do healthcare workers prefer sensors?

    Thank you in advance

    Michelle Kennedy

    CNC | Infection Prevention Service
    Maitland/Kurri Kurri Hospitals
    550-560 High Street
    Maitland NSW 2320
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    Emma Trippe
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    We love our sensor taps – easy to use and no bugs left behind on the taps!

    Emma Trippe
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    Hi All, just want to get an idea of the benefits of using sensor taps at hand wash stations as opposed to wrist/elbow taps? Do healthcare workers prefer sensors?

    Thank you in advance

    Michelle Kennedy

    CNC | Infection Prevention Service
    Maitland/Kurri Kurri Hospitals
    550-560 High Street
    Maitland NSW 2320
    Tel 02 4939 2467 or 0437919767 |
    michelle.kennedy@hnehealth.nsw.gov.au

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