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Higher Intensity Quality Improvement Campaign Yields Greater Reduction in Medical Glove Use: The “Gloves Off!” Campaign
Introduction: The healthcare sector contributes 5.4–7.0% of Australia’s total carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Among the most ubiquitous items used in healthcare organisations, whether it be hospital, clinic, or community health centres, are gloves. Methods: We reviewed two case studies of the “Glove
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