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Al-Bilad Probe: Mobile Threats in Healthcare
The article addresses the risks of wearing the white coat outside a medical environment, highlighting how bacteria and microbes can be transmitted from coats to the community, especially in Bahrain where many healthcare and commercial institutions are near medical complexes. Studies indicate that coats may carry antibiotic-resistant strains, and international and local regulations have been implemented to control their use within healthcare facilities. There are warnings about their spread in public spaces and the importance of establishing clear boundaries to prevent infection transmission. Additionally, the coat's social symbolism may lead doctors to wear it in everyday life. Experts call for regulating its use and reducing its spread outside of the workplace to prevent contamination, emphasizing that good intentions do not eliminate the risk of pollution.
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