During the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals and health care facilities started purchasing UVC disinfection systems for added cleanliness. Now, a lingering question is how are you leveraging your UVC disinfection device? Steps in implementing a successful UVC disinfection program: Communication: Most importantly, there must be communication between departments to identify the

On Friday, June 18th, PDI, a global leader in infection prevention products and service solutions, celebrated the 10th anniversary of its Be The Difference Day, a day dedicated to giving back to its local communities. In honor of this day, members of PDI’s leadership team and associates across the organization

Winona Health in Winona, Minnesota, has a new member of its EVS team – the Tru-D UVC disinfection robot. Angela Bronk, EVS administrative assistant and part of the team, agreed that the Tru-D device is a “solid contributor and a real team player. The Tru-D robot is good at getting into

No single approach can completely eliminate the environment of microorganisms. That’s why hospitals need multiple layers of defense – an approach known as “layering” or “bundling”— that combines manual cleaning together with enhanced terminal room disinfection to ensure the highest level of cleanliness. The Tru-D device’s patented Sensor360® technology calculates

Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center has taken a big step toward securing its cleanliness and disinfection capabilities by adding a Tru-D robot to the environmental services staff. Kathe Miranowski, director of quality/risk management/infection control at CVRMC, stated that adding the technology of ultraviolet light disinfection to their cleaning and disinfection