Learn tips for how to put AORN's surgical attire recommendations into practice at your facility, helping to avoid complications from an opportunistic infection caused by a surgical procedure. Read more >
Heidi Boyke was awarded $5,000 and PPE for her workplace for her Infection Prevention efforts in ImageFIRST's first annual HeroesFIRST campaign. Read more >
On Community Giving Day, ImageFIRST locations choose a nonprofit organization and our associates will volunteer their time and energy to benefit that community partner. On October 1st, 2021, numerous ImageFIRST locations visited a community partner to give back to our communities. Read more >
ImageFIRST was selected to receive the 2021 St. Jude Emerging Workplace Giving Partner of the Year Award. Read more >
ImageFIRST, in collaboration with Health Equity International/St. Boniface Hospital, donated hospital linen for patients in Haiti after a devasting earthquake struck the Caribbean nation earlier this month. Read more >
Aimed at honoring and celebrating outstanding Infection Prevention healthcare professionals that ImageFIRST has the privilege of working with each day, the HeroesFIRST campaign recognizes the very best in the Infection Prevention field. Read more >
ImageFIRST made a significant donation of various medical linen products to the nonprofit One World Surgery to support their recent construction project in the Dominican Republic. Read more >
A robust infection prevention plan can keep your patients and staff safe. Ask your laundry supplier these five questions when discussing infection prevention. Read more >
As a nurse, you already know how vulnerable patients can be to hospital-acquired infections. This article provides advice on the ways nurses (and really all healthcare staff) can help further prevent infections and contamination. Read more >
ImageFIRST donated boxes of isolation gowns to Serving at the Crossroads to support their mission of empowering healthcare professionals in Honduras to deliver medical care to underserved populations. Read more >
