Kontakt.io Launches Hand Hygiene Module Compatible with Existing Hospital Dispensers
New module uses RTLS to prompt hand sanitization before patient contact without requiring infrastructure changes.
New module uses RTLS to prompt hand sanitization before patient contact without requiring infrastructure changes.
The patented device meets The Joint Commission standard IC 02.02.01 EP1, which focuses on portable medical equipment disinfection.
Researchers tested how well UV light could inactivate COVID-19 on different types of surfaces, the results of which could help guide healthcare facilities in how to improve patient and personnel safety during the pandemic, reports News Medical.
New module uses RTLS to prompt hand sanitization before patient contact without requiring infrastructure changes.
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