Tru-D SmartUVC joined the PDI family in 2019, and we’re teaming up to introduce you to our layered approach to infection prevention at the AORN Global Surgical Conference & Expo 2021 Conference, August 7-10, 2021 in Orlando, Florida. This three-day conference will provide you the opportunity to visit our booth #15059,

During the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals and health care facilities started purchasing UVC disinfection systems for use on N-95 masks and other pandemic-specific initiatives. Now that the PPE shortage is behind us, and the world resumes some sense of normalcy, a lingering question is how are you leveraging your UVC disinfection

No single approach can completely eliminate the environment of germs and pathogens. 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

Given young patients’ higher risk of infection, among other factors, children’s hospitals in particular need higher levels of protection and cleaning. One promising approach is the use of UVC disinfection—exposing patient rooms or other spaces to ultraviolet-C light that kills or inactivates multidrug-resistant organisms. The Challenge Children tend to be

Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center has taken a big step toward securing their 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