Bare below the elbows
Martin Kiernan reports on the policy statement published last week from the Royal College of Surgeons of England. The key sentence was as follows.
“Intuitive interventions that have no evidence base and whose implementation does not harm patient safety or outcomes should be accommodated where practically possible, though priority should be given to evidence-based best practice. For example, surgeons should adhere to the ‘bare below the elbows’ policy contained within the 2008 hygiene code when in direct contact with patients.”
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