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Derby Hospitals tighten dress code in infection fight

Link: A New dress code

        A New dress code for staff is to be introduced in Derby's hospitals to reduce the risk of spreading superbugs like MRSA. Under the plans, staff will be banned from wearing their uniform in pubs and restaurants and forced to cover up uniforms when shopping. Managers at the hospital are also considering a stronger dress code which they hope would discourage staff from shopping while still in uniform. Kay Fawcett, director of nursing at Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, said: "The trust is currently working with all staff groups to decide the most appropriate method of implementing a new uniform policy. "We're committed to presenting a professional approach to the dress code to provide confidence in the public that we're providing a quality service and also working to control cross-infection, both in and outside of the trust."

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