Healthcare facilities play a critical role in ensuring the hygiene of newborns, especially those with neonatal disorders. Here are some best practices:
Clean Equipment: Regular sterilization of medical equipment and feeding bottles is essential to prevent hospital-acquired infections. Sanitized Environment: Maintaining a clean and sanitized environment in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) can reduce the risk of infections. Proper Waste Disposal: Facilities should follow stringent waste disposal protocols to prevent contamination. Training Staff: Continuous training for healthcare workers on hygiene practices can ensure compliance and reduce infection rates.
