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Author: Wools of New Zealand edited and updated by ITFA 2019
A great paper with lots of good information on the use of carpets in this demanding area.
Carpets improve the quality of patient care by providing a more attractive, friendly and homely setting, increased thermal and acoustic comfort and greater safety underfoot. Carpets do not constitute a bacteriological or allergenic hazard, and modern carpets can be engineered to withstand the increasingly stringent maintenance requirements imposed by Health Authorities.
Description
A great paper with lots of good information on the use of carpets in this demanding area.
Carpets improve the quality of patient care by providing a more attractive, friendly and homely setting, increased thermal and acoustic comfort and greater safety underfoot. Carpets do not constitute a bacteriological or allergenic hazard, and modern carpets can be engineered to withstand the increasingly stringent maintenance requirements imposed by Health Authorities.
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