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How to Prevent Linen Losses: An $840+ Million a Year Problem...

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Leading laundry executives who process nearly 90 percent of all soiled healthcare linens in North America attended TRSA’s Annual Healthcare Conference today in San...

UGA researcher has an endless amount of potential applications

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A University of Georgia researcher has found a way to make fabric germ-free, forever -- even stinky tennis shoes. Chemist Jason Locklin's devised a way...

New solution can help ‘permanently get rid of germs’

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The solution does not wash away even after multiple hot laundry cycles, according to its inventor Dr Jason Locklin. A new anti-microbial treatment that can...

Carhartt to launch new line of medical apparel with CID Resources,...

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DEARBORN, Mich. ich. – – (August 9, 2011) Carhartt, America's premium work –– wear brand since 1889, today announced the selection of CID Resources, Inc,...

Non-‘Uniform’ Apparel Makes ID’ing Hospital Personnel Difficult

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Bruce Beggs, Editor , American Laundry News WILMINGTON, Mass. — When it comes to identifying hospital personnel, the medical community could take a basic apparel...

Knight Educational Products Now Offers Complete Line of Standard and Custom...

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Knight Electronics' Educational Products Division, a global manufacturer and supplier of medical, trade, and educational products and training equipment, now offers a complete line...

Prestige Medical Launches Improved Clinical Stethoscopes

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Prestige Medical wants you to "hear the difference" in their new Clinical stethoscopes. On February 1, 2013, the company launched an improved flagship line of...

HealthLeaders Media Announces NursingLeaders E-Newsletter and Online Exclusive Content

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Recognizing the growing role of nurse leadership in the business of healthcare, HealthLeaders Media has launched a free, weekly e-newsletter focused on the influential...

White Swan Rebrands

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White Swan Brands - JockeyWhite Swan BrandsWhat's in a name? Everything, if you're White Swan.

For 100 years, the White Swan name has been synonymous with quality, both in the products they sell and people they employ. A major force in the medical and food service industries, White Swan is well known for using innovative and reliable fabrics in its comprehensive line of apparel, and doing so from a value perspective.

Now, the venerable company is in the midst of a rebranding, changing its name and rolling out new sub-brands to build upon its reputation and to better position itself in the ever competitive healthcare apparel marketplace.

Come summer, White Swan will officially be known as White Swan Brands, a subtle but important distinction that its marketing VP says better reflects who the company is these days. "We're really a collection of brands, some our own and some licensed," Jim Decker notes. Falling under the White Swan umbrella are Meta, Fundamentals, and Five Star Chef Apparel, and licensed brands include Jockey Scrubs and Crocs.

In business since 1916, White Swan was originally known for high quality, fashionable white nurses' uniforms. Decades later, it merged with another long-standing name in the business, lab coat supplier Meta. "There's a lot of brand tradition, and we didn't want to lose our history by making any drastic changes to our name," Decker explains. "Not everyone lasts l00 years."

Is Donning and Doffing About to Change in Health Care?

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Los Angeles, CAThe relationship between overtime pay laws and donning and doffing (in other words, getting into and climbing out of uniforms or protective...