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Health workers may not be using hand sanitiser properly 

Incorrect use of hand sanitisers by healthcare staff may be leaving them inadequately protected, according to a recent study.

From radiation to infectious disease, medical employees have always been exposed to higher health risk than your regular office worker.

With many factors out of the individuals’ control, hospitals emphasize the importance of preventing infections through hygiene measures for hands and surfaces.

Understanding them both can help you reduce germs on surfaces throughout your facility.

You may think that wiping down surfaces with a diluted solution in a bucket or spray bottle is a quick, easy way to keep these areas germ-free. But there’s a big difference between cleaning and sanitising. Each has its advantages, but not all methods are created equal. Find out what sets them apart, and how you can get the most out of both in your facility.

For the first time Banner are exhibiting at Bett 2020 at London Excel 22-25 January. We’d love for you to join us on our stand (SA52)

On the stand Banner will be exhibiting printing products from Brother, digital devices from Verbatim and the Jabra PanaCast will be hooked up to an Avocor TV screen

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We are delighted to be exhibiting at the HCSA, taking place on 27-28 November 2019 at Harrogate Convention Centre.

We’d love for you to join us on our stand (13) to see our complete range of workplace solutions for your organisation.

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NHS Supply Chain

Banner Re-awarded NHS Supply Chain Contract

We’re delighted to have been re-awarded the contract for the Stationery and Envelopes lots on NHS Supply Chain’s Office Supplies and Solutions framework. The award sees the introduction of Nationally Contracted Products (NPCs) in these lots and a significant rationalisation of products to achieve potential national savings of 11.8% and provide better value for money to NHS customers whilst offering greater ordering efficiencies.

We are delighted to be exhibiting at the Healthcare Excellence Through Technology event (HETT), taking place on 1-2 October 2019 at ExCEL London.

We’d love for you to join us on our stand (C42) to see our complete range of workplace solutions for your organisation with a key focus on technology.

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Claire Hobbs, Health & Wellbeing Coordinator and Flu Lead, Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Following on from part one of our interview in B Procurement, Claire tells us what brought her into health and wellbeing and what drives her:

Claire Hobbs, Health & Wellbeing Coordinator and Flu Lead, Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

From encouraging uptake of the flu vaccine among the 4,500 staff at Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, to try and challenge mental stigma, Claire Hobbs' role as Heath and Wellbeing coordinator is a busy one.

In her interview with B Procurement, Claire explains the Trust's drive to encourage people to look after themselves: