The Tru-D® device's cornerstone for success is the power to measure the proper UVC dose needed for thorough room disinfection, resulting in the ability to disinfect in both direct (line-of-sight) and indirect (shadowed) areas. A disinfecting dose of UVC is a function of time and intensity. The Tru-D device’s  technology will never compromise

What comes of compliance monitoring and performance feedback when results are good? Sharing the successes resulting from patient satisfaction initiatives remains a vital component of performance improvement because it validates the WHY behind the intervention as well as enhances sustained practice. One convenient way to capture performance and validate practice

In the previous blogs of the layered approach series, we discussed building high-reliability systems within healthcare systems alongside human factors engineering to minimize hazards and ensure good patient/quality outcomes and highlighted the importance of Infection Prevention (IP) and environmental services (EVS) partnership. The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) bundle for

Time and staffing are critical commodities in health care, and anything that can be done to improve efficiencies is important. Just like every hospital room is different, not all UVC disinfection devices are created equal. The Tru-D robot is the only UVC device of its kind with patented Sensor360® technology

The COVID-19 pandemic has intensified the focus on cleanliness, particularly in health care. This includes an increased interest in technology such as UVC disinfection. A recent article1 reviewed the benefits and limitations of UVC disinfection and its use in health care. It is well known that approximately 50% of surfaces