Solutions by healthcare department
The right protection for each department
Every department has different patients, workflows and risks. Choose yours to see the challenge, the risks we help you manage, the technologies we recommend and how we implement them.
Operating rooms
Surgical site infections are among the most serious complications of surgery.
View solutions →DepartmentICU & critical care
Critically ill patients have invasive devices, weakened defences and long stays.
View solutions →DepartmentNICU
Premature babies have immature immune systems and spend weeks in the unit.
View solutions →DepartmentEmergency department
Emergency departments see undiagnosed patients, including those with respiratory infections, in crowded waiting rooms and bays that must turn over quickly..
View solutions →DepartmentIsolation rooms
Hospitals often have fewer airborne-infection isolation rooms than they need, and building new ones is slow.
View solutions →DepartmentPatient rooms & wards
General wards have high patient turnover, busy visiting hours and equipment that moves from bed to bed.
View solutions →DepartmentInfection control department
Infection prevention and control teams set policy for the whole hospital, but they need evidence that each step is done and a way to prioritise limited budgets..
View solutions →DepartmentCSSD & reprocessing
Sterile services and reprocessing areas handle contaminated instruments, chemical disinfectants and clean packs side by side.
View solutions →DepartmentIVF & ICSI laboratories
Embryos are highly sensitive to their environment.
View solutions →DepartmentLaboratories
Pathology, histology and microbiology laboratories deal with fixatives, solvents and infectious samples.
View solutions →DepartmentOncology & haematology
Patients receiving chemotherapy or stem-cell transplantation can be severely neutropenic for long periods.
View solutions →DepartmentBurns units
Burns patients have lost their skin barrier and are at high risk from bacteria and fungi in the air and on surfaces.
View solutions →DepartmentHospital pharmacy
Pharmacy preparation areas, including cytotoxic and parenteral preparation, need controlled air quality.
View solutions →DepartmentDental clinics
Many dental procedures generate aerosols, surgeries turn over quickly and patients sit in shared waiting rooms..
View solutions →DepartmentAmbulances & mobile healthcare
Ambulances and mobile clinics carry patients with unknown infection status in small spaces, and vehicles need to return to service quickly..
View solutions →Several departments to cover?
A hospital-wide assessment lets us prioritise by risk and plan a phased project.