Review

Title	Publication Type	Author	Published
Consensus statement: Antimicrobial resistance in relation to the use of antimicrobial products in the home 2004	Review, Best practice	Beumer R, Bloomfield SF, Exner M, Fara GM, Nath KJ, Scott E	01/01/2004
Are we too clean: a report of a symposium on the hygiene hypothesis and its implications at the Royal Institute of Public Health, London, September 2002	Review	Stanwell-Smith R	01/03/2003
Home hygiene: a risk approach	Review, Best practice	Bloomfield SF	01/01/2003
Developing effective policy for home hygiene a risk-based approach	Review	Bloomfield SF, Scott EA	01/01/2003
Consensus statement: home hygiene and the prevention of infectious disease in developing countries: a responsibility for all	Review	IFH	15/04/2002
The Infection Potential in the Domestic Setting and the Role of Hygiene 2002	Review, Best practice	Bloomfield SF, et al	24/03/2002
Consensus statement on the Hygiene Hypothesis	Review, Best practice	Professor David Strachan, Professor John Warner, Pickup J, Dr Martin Schweiger, Professor Hugh Pennington, Dr Rosalind Stanwell-Smith, Dr Martin Jones	01/03/2002
Significance of biocide usage and antimicrobial resistance in domiciliary environments	Review	Bloomfield SF	12/12/2001
Conference proceedings: Preventing infectious intestinal disease in the domestic setting: a shared responsibility”	Review, Journal article		01/12/2001
Spread and prevention of virus infections in community settings and domestic homes	Review	Barker J, Stevens D, Bloomfield SF	01/12/2001

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