Food Safety: Prepare for the Unexpected
World Food Safety Day is celebrated every year on 7 June to raise awareness and inspire actions that aid in the prevention, detection, and control of risks associated with foodborne…
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Where Public Health Meets the Maritime Industry
The Importance of Water Balance In Pools – Part 2
Recreational Water Facility Management series articles: The Importance of Water Balance In Pools – Part 1 The Importance of Water Balance In Pools – Part 2 The…
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5 Reasons Why Your Public Health Procedures Fail
The statement that all maritime organizations need public health procedures is not particularly groundbreaking, yet its justification extends beyond mere legal obligation and regulatory compliance. A company’s public health procedures…
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Common Hand Hygiene Myths
Modern myths endure as widely held beliefs that continue to be circulated and endorsed through frequent repetition, often in face of significant evidence to the contrary. In the age of…
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VSP Inspections: A Problem Understood Is a Problem Half-Solved
This article builds upon the observations derived from an earlier study published by Maritime Health Services SRL on 22 April 2024, entitled “A Review of VSP Cruise Ship Inspections…
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Making Maritime Public Health Compliance Cool
Bob McDonald, the former CEO and Chairman of Procter & Gamble, once remarked that “Compliance isn’t about following rules. It’s about doing the right thing.” In the field of maritime…
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