Are you giving your patients and staff the gift of safety this holiday season? Hundreds of hospitals throughout the U.S. are using effective, chemical-free UVC energy to help fight hospital-acquired infections. Tru-D, short for “total room ultraviolet disinfection,” kills unwanted germs like C. diff, MRSA, Ebola, the flu, VRE and other

Alice Brewer, director of Clinical Affairs for Tru-D SmartUVC, recently sat down with eHealth Radio to discuss UVC disinfection and how it affects patient outcomes as well as provides a return on investment for hospitals. Click here to listen to the interview.

With more than 700,000 cases each year and an estimated cost to hospitals of more than $11 billion, healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) pose important challenges to the entire health care industry. However, given young patients’ higher risk of infection, among other factors, children’s hospitals in particular need higher levels of protection

The AHA and ASHE recently published a best practices guide, “Using the Health Care Physical Environment to Prevent and Control Infection,” which suggests best practices for cleaning and disinfection, including the use of no-touch disinfection technology. Tru-D SmartUVC is a type of no-touch disinfection with clinically-validated results in HAI reduction and

A new analysis of the Benefits of Enhanced Terminal Room-Disinfection (BETR-D) study shows that enhanced disinfection using UVC leads to a reduction of microbial contamination and a decrease in patient colonization and infection. The new substudy, Enhanced disinfection leads to reduction of microbial contamination and a decrease in patient colonization