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PHP & Alliant Purchasing Form Landmark Partnership to Enhance Healthcare Safety

Performance Health Partners, a leader in patient and employee safety software, and Alliant Purchasing, a national Group Purchasing Organization (GPO), are excited to announce a...

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7 Ways to Improve Hand Hygiene Compliance

To substantially boost hand hygiene compliance—a simple but crucial measure to thwart the...

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Hand Hygiene and Infection Control

Tackling the Challenge of Hand Hygiene and Infection Control

The Center for Disease Control estimates that on any given day, 1 in 31 hospital patients has an...

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How to Reduce Healthcare Acquired Conditions

Implementing an effective reduction program for healthcare acquired conditions is essential for...

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Reduce HAIs by Using Checklists in Healthcare

Preventing healthcare-acquired infections (HAIs) is an important goal for any healthcare...

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Healthcare Acquired Infections

10 Things for CFOs to Know About Healthcare Acquired Infections

Healthcare acquired infections cost billions of dollars in added expenses to the healthcare system...

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Performance Health Partners, a leader in patient and employee safety software, and Alliant Purchasing, a national Group Purchasing Organization (GPO), are excited to announce a strategic partnership. This collaboration...

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