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Tori Whitacre Martonicz's coverage is predominantly focused on healthcare and pharmaceutical industry, with a specific emphasis on patient safety, infection prevention, and medical devices. The content often includes data citations, expert commentary, and industry-specific insights.
For those looking to reach out to Tori for potential coverage or contributions, providing well-researched data-driven insights into advancements in patient safety practices, infection prevention technologies, or the impact of pharmaceutical interventions may be particularly effective. Additionally, offering access to experts who can provide valuable commentary within the healthcare and pharmaceutical space could also pique her interest.
It appears that Tori does not have a specific geographic focus but rather covers topics relevant to the global healthcare industry.
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By: Tori Whitacre Martonicz
Reusable lead aprons and thyroid collars are used daily throughout hospitals, but often fall outside standardized cleaning protocols. Infection prevention and perioperative experts discuss contamination risks, ATP testing, operational barriers, and the need for multidisciplinary collaboration to strengthen environmental hygiene and reduce the risk of HAIs.
By: Tori Whitacre Martonicz
Experts say ATP testing, quality improvement projects, and personal patient stories can help infection preventionists secure leadership support for standardized lead apron cleaning and stronger environmental hygiene practices.
By: Tori Whitacre Martonicz
Following the first reported deaths linked to the Cyclospora outbreak, epidemiologist Tyler Smith, PhD, explains why investigations are so challenging and how infection preventionists can strengthen surveillance and prevention.
By: Tori Whitacre Martonicz
Federal officials say new gain-of-function restrictions will improve biosecurity, but infectious disease experts warn limiting carefully regulated research could weaken preparedness for future outbreaks and emerging public health threats.
By: Tori Whitacre Martonicz
Reusable lead aprons and thyroid collars are used daily throughout hospitals, but often fall outside standardized cleaning protocols. Infection prevention and perioperative experts discuss contamination risks, ATP testing, operational barriers, and the need for multidisciplinary collaboration to strengthen environmental hygiene and reduce the risk of HAIs.
By: Tori Whitacre Martonicz
Claryx has emerged from stealth with funding and a genomic surveillance platform designed to help hospitals identify hidden transmission chains, trace infection sources, and intervene before outbreaks grow.
By: Tori Whitacre Martonicz
Reusable lead aprons and thyroid collars are used daily throughout hospitals, but often fall outside standardized cleaning protocols. Infection prevention and perioperative experts discuss contamination risks, ATP testing, operational barriers, and the need for multidisciplinary collaboration to strengthen environmental hygiene and reduce the risk of HAIs.
In this complete interview, ICT speaks with Endale Tilahun, MD, MPH, about a Malawi community program that reduced missed HIV testing and achieved 0.2% positivity among exposed infants through household follow-up, individualized case management, and coordinated health and social support.
In this podcast with ICT, Danielle Updegraff, MBA, BSN, RN, discusses real-time location systems, which can give infection prevention teams greater visibility into hand hygiene, workflow, and infectious disease exposures, but sustainable improvement still depends on staff engagement, leadership, education, and culture.
By: Tori Whitacre Martonicz
COVID-19 exposed vulnerabilities in disposable PPE supply chains. TRSA CEO Joe Ricci discusses why reusable health care textiles are gaining attention for preparedness, sustainability, cost savings, and patient and worker safety.
