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Evidence Base for IFH Targeted Approach to Hygiene

The keynote IFH consensus reviews which contain the evidence base and rationale for the development and promotion of the IFH targeted approach to hygiene in home and everyday life

Quantifying Risks of Airborne Influenza A Virus and Rhinovirus Transmission in Shared Children’s Bedrooms: A Simulation Study involving QMRA

et al., Pham N

04/05/2026

A global approach  to developing effective, resilient and sustainable hygiene behaviour in the community to reduce spread of hygiene-related disease.  

Ackerley L, Bloomfield SF

10/03/2025

Improving the prevention of infectious diseases in UK schools

Archtec Innovation

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05/05/2024

CASE STUDY REPORT: Targeted Hygiene: a risk-based approach to applying policies and hygiene interventions in public settings and large events: a case study of hygiene interventions at COP26 2021

Ackerley L, Bainbridge S, Buckley C, Cooper SM, Logan K, Paskey AC, Slater K

15/11/2023

Developing resilience against the threat of infectious diseases and anti-microbial resistance: Putting targeted hygiene into practice in home and everyday lives.

Ackerley L, Professor Sally F Bloomfield

03/01/2023

Targeted Hygiene: a risk-based approach to applying policies and hygiene interventions

Ackerley L, Bainbridge S, Buckley C, Cooper S, Paskey A, Slater K, Weber TP

01/10/2021

Developing and promoting home and everyday life hygiene to meet 21st Century needs; What can we learn from the COVID-19 pandemic?

IFH

21/07/2021

Containing the burden of infectious diseases is everyones responsibility: A call for an integrated strategy for developing and promoting hygiene behaviour change in home and everyday life

IFH

17/10/2018

A unified framework for developing effective hygiene procedures for hands, environmental surfaces and laundry in healthcare, domestic, food handling and other settings.

Carling P, Exner M, Professor Sally F Bloomfield

21/06/2017

Hygienic laundering of clothing, bedlinens, towels etc in domestic settings – new insights

Professor Sally F Bloomfield

30/09/2016

Effectiveness of Laundering Processes Used in Domestic (home) Settings (2013)

Exner M, Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Scott EA, Signorelli C

21/10/2013

Hygiene procedures in the home and their effectiveness: a review of the scientific evidence base (2008-updated 2013))

Beumer R, Exner M, Fara GM, Nath KJ, Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Scott E

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01/04/2013

The Chain of Infection Transmission in the Home and Everyday Life Settings, and the Role of Hygiene in Reducing the Risk of Infection

Exner M, Nath KJ, Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Scott EA, Signorelli C

01/06/2012

Preventing the spread of infectious diseases in the European Union – targeted hygiene as a framework for sustainable hygiene

Exner M, Nath KJ, Pickup J, Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Scott EA, Signorelli C

02/03/2010

The global burden of hygiene-related diseases in relation to the home and community

C Van der Voorden, Exner M, Fara GM, Nath KJ, Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Scott EA

16/06/2009

Prevention of the spread of infection – the need for a family centred approach to hygiene promotion

Exner M, Fara GM, Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Scott EA

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01/05/2008

The effectiveness of hand hygiene procedures, including handwashing and alcohol-based hand sanitizers, in reducing the risks of infections in home and community settings

Aiello A, Cookson B, IFH Expert Report (Bloomfield SF, Larson EL) International Scientific Forum on Home Hygiene, O'Boyle C

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01/12/2007

The Infection Potential in the Domestic Setting and the Role of Hygiene 2002

et al, Professor Sally F Bloomfield

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24/03/2002

The need for home hygiene policy and guidelines on home hygiene

Beumer R, Exner M, Fara GM, Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Scott E

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01/12/1997

Quantifying Risks of Airborne Influenza A Virus and Rhinovirus Transmission in Shared Children’s Bedrooms: A Simulation Study involving QMRA

Phan M