Here are the top five myths about fogging and the truth about its use in the healthcare setting.
There are steps we can take to elevate our awareness & improve our practices to minimize our environmental impact in healthcare settings.
Disinfection in a healthcare setting, and particularly within an operating room (OR), is both fundamental and uncompromisingly critical. When it comes to maximizing the impact of cleaning and disinfection, methodology matters.
Maintaining a high standard of cleanliness & hygiene is essential. Here are five frightening truths about manual cleaning in healthcare settings.
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Advanced disinfection solutions that use sophisticated technologies to eliminate viruses and bacteria have become critical in the healthcare setting.
When it comes to protecting patient safety & promoting optimal patient outcomes in a healthcare setting, 1 of the biggest enemies is surgical site infections.
Hospital-associated infections (HAIs) are a major concern in healthcare facilities worldwide, putting patients at risk.
Our Stratus handheld fogger with Microburst hypochlorous acid (HOCI) kills 99.9999% of pathogens in just two minutes.
Nevoa, Inc., a leader in the field of automated whole-room disinfection, announced today that it has joined Innovators for Leapfrog.
Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a powerful but often overlooked pH-neutral disinfectant capable of killing bacteria, fungi, and viruses.
Environmental surfaces contribute significantly to the transmission of pathogens in healthcare environments, putting patients and personnel at risk.
While countless pathogens can cause an HAI, one fungus, in particular, keeps hospital administrators up at night: Candida auris (C. auris), a multi-drug resistant fungus.
Choosing the right disinfection method can help you maintain a healthy hospital environment and ensure patient safety.
Infection control in hospitals is essential, helping prevent hospital-acquired infections (HAI), protecting vulnerable individuals, and maintaining a safe environment for frontline workers.
