Antiseptics
Prevent, Protect, Provide
Infection prevention clinical education, built for practice.
Prevent, Protect, Provide is Mölnlycke's dedicated home for Antiseptics clinical education. Evidence-led content, built around the realities of everyday IPC practice. Webinars, podcasts, structured modules and clinical resources, all in one place, all designed to fit around the demands of your role.
Our webinar series brings together leading voices in infection prevention to explore the issues shaping practice today - from antisepsis protocols to the everyday realities of maintaining compliance on the ward.
Join live to engage directly with speakers, or catch up on demand whenever suits you.
Some of the most valuable clinical insight emerges through discussion rather than presentation - our podcast series is designed to provide that space, with expert-led conversations that explore the reasoning behind current infection prevention practice.
Listen on the commute, between shifts, or wherever suits you best.
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1 min read Webinar - Stopping Infections at the Source: Exploring the characteristics of effective nasal and skin decontamination
Healthcare associated infections (HCAIs) remain a persistent challenge for healthcare systems worldwide. Increasing evidence suggests that the nose and skin act as upstream drivers of infection risk, contributing to surgical site infections and other HCAIs even where standard infection prevention measures are in place.
- Antiseptics
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1 min read Webinar - Trojan Horse in Plain Sight: the Nasal Microbiome and HCAIs
Despite sustained investment in surface cleaning, hand hygiene and personal protective equipment, healthcare-associated infections (HCAIs) remain a persistent challenge globally. Increasing evidence suggests that endogenous microbial reservoirs - particularly the nasal microbiome - act as a “Trojan horse”, quietly harbouring pathogens that can seed infections and undermine prevention efforts from within.
- Antiseptics
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Article|2 min read Preventing infections with the power of skin and nasal decolonisation
We aim to prevent infections, promote skin integrity and save time before performing surgical procedures.
- Antiseptics
- Skin decolonisation
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