Corporate support

We are always looking for people interested in protecting and preventing infections such as MRSA and C.diff to join us and if you can offer skills and time this is always welcomed.

Our corporate supporters assist in many ways which includes giving time and help with costs of attending events, printing and publishing and other administrative expenses. We wish to thank these organisations for all their help and time by giving their continuing support in helping us to continue our work in partnership with patients, their representatives, and those who give healthcare in raising the profile of healthcare associated infections, so that we can all play a part in maintaining safer standards.

If you would like to talk about Corporate Sponsorship then please contact Derek Butler at derek.j.butler@mrsaactionuk.net

The descriptions of any products listed by corporate sponsors are those of the manufacturers and do not represent the views of MRSA Action UK, we do not give any endorsement to any of the products that may appear here.

Any articles on MRSA Action UK's website are for general information purposes. If you think you may have an infection or are unwell then please seek immediate medical advice.

Knowlex

Knowlex, shorthand for 'Knowledge Exchange', is an organisation that has been set up with the ambition of disseminating information on research and innovative practice to help healthcare professionals in their working lives. The NHS is at a crossroads, with unprecedented constraint on resources and seemingly continual growth in demand. Our objective is to help all organisations involved in health – acute trusts, CCGs, and local authorities – to become more efficient and effective in delivering better outcomes for the public.

Knowlex is supporting MRSA Action UK by offering stand space at their conferences and free delegate places to share in knowledge and learning.

Taxi Media supported MRSA Action UK by kitting out a London Taxi Cab in the Charity's livery to help promote our work. Our thanks go to Asher Moses for this generous gesture.