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Marlene Linders is the president and CEO of Philders Group
International, Inc., environmental consultants for infectious diseases. The
company authors/trains/educates infectious disease policy and protocol that
becomes a part of their client’s safety program. Linders is a Registered Nurse
and an architect. She holds a Master’s degree in Science. She is also a
national speaker on infectious diseases, a Distinguished Lecturer for ASHRAE
and the Executive Director for The Linders Health Institute. Visit the company
at www.phildersgroup.net and www.thelindershealthinstitute.com.
With the advent of exotic pathogenic threats making headlines worldwide, the bugs and superbugs that are really impacting public spaces in the USA are not so exotic.
In today’s cloudy economy,
one area that is flourishing is healthcare, especially as it relates to
cleaning maintenance and restoration. Building occupants face threats from
numerous biological contaminants that occur in indoor environments.
