CleanSlate UV

As some of you may know, last week was International Infection Prevention Week, and this week is Healthcare Quality Week. This makes our new blog post even more relevant! As infection control and healthcare quality professionals, it is your duty to source the best methods to improve patient care, while maintaining a safe hospital environment for employees, patients, and visitors. As we now know, medical technology is becoming more heavily adopted, and with that a higher volu...me of mobile devices carrying potentially harmful bacteria are present in hospitals. When evaluating available disinfectant and sanitizer solutions, it is imperative you make a well informed decision based on the right data. To find out more check out our blog: http://bit.ly/2PRNktH

We have another blog post to share with you! This topic expands on last week's post about proper phone AND hand sanitization habits and goes in to detail about preventing re-contamination and the desire by hospital personnel for mobile device sanitization products to incorporate a hands-free removal feature. http://bit.ly/touch-free-removal

We have a new blog post available on our website! As professionals working within the healthcare industry, our customers need and want to take the necessary precautions to protect themselves and their patients from infection. This is where our easy and effective phone sanitization (using UV-C light that won't harm the device) product comes in to play. However, if hospital staff aren't adamant about hand hygiene, that defeats the purpose of the sanitization system, as they g...o to pick up their bacteria-free phone with dirty hands. Click the link below to read more on the importance of sanitizing your device AND washing your hands, and how CleanSlate UV provides a simple solution to combat re-contamination and prevent the spread of infection. https://blog.cleanslateuv.com//sanitized-your-phone-great/

#FlashbackFriday to our awesome partnership with Mackenzie Health and the hospital to provide a safer, clean environment that can still accommodate the use of mobile devices by staff and visitors without risk to patients. Thank you DFZ for all your support! #SanitizeYourPhone #killgerms

Superbugs are among the most dangerous items found on cell phones and tablets in hospitals. So, what are superbugs and why should you be concerned? Our latest:

Not all germs are created equal. Here's a summary of how dirty smartphones can be - and who should should try to sanitize their devices more frequently. (via Scott Mason)

You probably know that phones attract germs. But do you know how to kill those germs without harming your device? Check out our latest blog post to learn why common chemical solutions can be problematic.

This is welcome news. We work with dedicated Infection Control Practitioners and ICU nurses each day who are working to address C. Diff. As new superbugs and new forms of transmission emerge we need to be vigilant.

Had a great time speaking with #InfectionControl professionals & department managers at the Chapter 118 meeting of APIC - Infection Prevention and You. Discussed how hospitals can provide a fast and effective tool for killing all the superbugs commonly found on smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices.

1.5 million people ride the TTC every single day. So, how dirty are those subway poles? Check out our latest blog post to find the results of our swabs.

Had a great time participating in this year's #HealthAchieve here in Toronto. Special thank you to Mackenzie Innovation Institute (Mi2) for including us in both an #InternetOfHealthcareThings clinical workflow demonstration and a thoughtful panel discussion!

Excited to be exhibiting at #NANN2017 in Providence this week!! Since our Gen 3 launch, CleanSlate UV has sanitized thousands of devices within NICUs, allowing staff and parents to use mobile devices without risking the health of neo-natal patients.