Peer-Review Council (PRC)

The Indoor Health Council’s  (IHC’s) Peer-Review Council (PRC) consists of IHC experts who will examine published scientific studies and make practical recommendations to improve cleaning practices: from surface cleaning, to disinfection, to air purification, and beyond.

The main objectives of the PRC are:

  • To enhance the quality and credibility of the IHC information by ensuring that it meets the highest standards of scientific rigor, accuracy, and relevance.
  • To increase the impact and usefulness of the IHC information by providing practical takeaways and implications for improving indoor health and well-being through better environmental cleaning methods.
  • To foster a culture of collaboration and engagement among the IHC experts, members, and partners by involving them in the information vetting process and addressing their feedback and suggestions.

Some of the PRC’s members will be listed below, but by member request and on a case-by-case basis, IHC will protect the identity of and maintain reviewer anonymity.

PRC Members Do Not Support or Endorse Third-Party Products or Services

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Open-Access Studies

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Transmission of Viruses from Restroom Use: A Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment