"It's NOT war, terrorist, credit crunch or the global warming that
threaten our existence", but microscopic creatures that live almost
everywhere on the planet. They are immune to most antibiotic,
antiseptic. They have spread all over the world with alarming rate.
Infectious diseases are now the second leading cause of death
worldwide. These bacteria
swap genes without going through the stages of reproduction.
Staphylococcus aureus (secondary bacterial Infection) in patients with
Influenza killed, 40 Million people in "Pandemic
flu of 1918". Now MRSA infection
may infect people with
Swine flu resulting in devastating
consequence. Since 2004, CA-MRSA
Bacterial co-infections boosting child flu
deaths in USA.
This may sounds like a B-movie on the Sci-Fi Channel, but the
Bacterial
scare is all too real - this proved just how vulnerable we are
despite all our scientific know-how and
advances in medicine we are unable to find a solution to stop
this threat.
Bacteria are now
resistant to most antiseptics and antibiotics.
Over enthusiastic
deep cleaning kill good bacteria and has encouraged
superbugs
growth.
Hospital practical procedures, minor & major surgeries and even
heart transplant will soon come to a grinding halt. The very
technology we’ve created to help us live more comfortable and, yes,
often healthier lives will turn around &
bite us-hard.................
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As
doctors, we passionately believe it is our “Ethical Duty” to help
reduce introducing bacterial infections in hospitals and our
community.
Our
contributions guarantee success because we have been striving hard
to "Win this war of germs" for few years. We have the knowlwdge,
experience and technical know how to reduce the the threat. Our
doctors will help you identify the main contributing factors,
educate your staff, up-date their practical skills and offer to
re-train staff and clinicians. Our mission is to help reduce wasted,
contaminated devices.
Since
1960s, doctors have used disposable medical devices to help reduce
cross contamination. Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus
(MRSA) infection has increased in tandem with the use of plastic
disposable medical devices in hospitals. More than 50% of these
devices are discarded due to failed attempts. This increase
contaminated waste that pollute our environment and encourage
spreading infections.
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Hospitals
Our
hospitals were now threatened by antibiotic resiastant bacterial
infectiins our ministers think the standard of clenliness is poor.
Unfortunatly this was found not to be true only after spending 2£
Billions.
Major
manufacturers have invested large sums of their funds to develop
and aggressively marketing their “Safety Device”. These devices are
very expensive, offer no safety feature to patients and are likely
to drain more resource from our healthcare budget. Reducing
practical procedures is essential to reduce cost, trauma to patient,
stress to staff, infections and environmental pollution.
“Our
Mission” is to bring in changes by developing new devices,
techniques, procedures and educate staff. So we are offering
unbiased scientific method to identify source of infections in our
hospitals, office, surgery, gym, prisons, army barracks, and schools
and provide you with advice on how to reduce this threat of
infections.
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Antibiotics
We are now drifting back into a "pre-antibiotic era", when simple
infections wiped out entire populations. It said the battle against
drug-resistant bacteria was being undermined by failing medicines and by
policies that focus only on disease-control measures and restricting
antibiotic use and hand washing technique.
Doctors want a commitment to research and development, leading to new
diagnostic tools to catch infections early and better treatments.
However, pharmaceutical companies are reluctant to invest in improved
therapies because they do not make as much money as other drugs, the
report by the Royal Society said.
"Much of the debate on superbugs has focused on cleaning hospitals. Using strong chemicals, antiseptics and
disinfectants has now killed helpful and harmless bacteria making room
for super bugs to thrive and educate other harmless bacteria's living in
our hospitals.
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We must take care not to introduce these
bacteria into the blood stream of patients. Doctors and nurses must take
meticulous care when
performing practical procedures. People entering
hospitals carry the bug in and spread it around. Healthy children must
not be taken into hospitals because they may get colonized with superbugs that can kill them.
Companies are quick to cash in and are marketing drugs, creams and hand
wash. This we feel is irresponsible and callous because the very
bacteria they claim to kill is encouraged to grow and multiply.
Birmingham University - looked at
soil, water and sewers and
proved drug resistance is not confined to hospitals, but is out in the
community.
Disinfectants
do not kill superbugs, so equipments,
stethoscopes,
mobile phones and
computers used in hospitals are now
colonized. CDH has published articles abour
Emerging Infections, most doctors have
never heard of but this is real. The information dwarfs the problem of
Swineflu H1N1.
MRSA ST985
We are now planning
to help hospitals to fight this infection. Please visit our website
Medifix Doctors
Story About Bacteria
