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Infection Control
Among the many concerns of an Infection Control department, coordinating with Environmental Services to maintain a clean hospital is critical to preventing healthcare-acquired infections. So how do busy managers ensure that cleaning standards are upheld while keeping a tight budget and managing a growing workload? Objective measurement of surface cleanliness using ATP cleaning verification provides on-the-spot feedback on cleaning effectiveness. Now Infection Control personnel can know how cleaning staff is performing, quantify cleanliness in the healthcare environment, set goals for improvement, and keep everyone cleaning to the same, measurable standard.
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Resources
Brochure
- Hygiena Healthcare Brochure
- Hygiena ATP Cleaning Verification Spec Sheet
- AquaSnap Healthcare Brochure
Help Getting Started
- System Implementation Guide for Healthcare
- Establishing RLU Pass/Fail Limits Healthcare
- Testing Frequency & ROI Calculator
- Quick Start Software Report Guide for Healthcare (SureTrend v4.0)
- Endoscopy Guide
- High Touch Objects in Patient and Operation Rooms
- UK HC E-Book
Case Study
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Case Study: North Tees and Hartlepool Hospitals Reduce C. diff Infections with ATP Cleaning Verification
- Case Study: ATP Gives you a Clean Hospital (Hospital Matters, July 2016)
White Paper
Technical Docs
Editorial Features
- ATP Cleaning Verification Feature Summaries
- Infection Prevention and Housekeeping a Collaboration of Equals
- Testing Helps Build Teamwork
- How Clean is Clean?
- Environmental Cleaning and Monitoring for Infection Prevention
- How Clean is your Hospital?
- From Deep Clean to Keep Clean: Learning from the Deep Clean Programme
- Reducing the risk of HAIs through effective environmental cleaning processes
- Hospital Bulletin - It might look clean - Leeds knows if it is
- Complete Cleaning: Improved Cleaners, Disinfectants, Monitoring Systems Close the Loop on Infection Prevention
- A Good Clean Fight: Products that Verify or Reinforce Cleaning Thoroughness Gain Ground
- Progress Report: Quality Measurement Tools and Collaboration Drive Success
- Optimize your Cleaning Practices: Best Practices in Surface and Medical Device Disinfection
- Stressing Science: Evidence-based Cleaning Practices and Technology Advances will Drive Safety Improvements
- Environmental Hygiene: What We Know from Scientific Studies
- Asking the Right Questions Guides Solutions to Improving Cleanliness
- Environmental Hygiene Case Studies
- Ready for Change: How ES Departments can Navigate Health Care Challenges
- United Front: How ES can Partner with Nursing and Infection Control
- Experts Ponder the Big Issues in Environmental Hygiene
- Clostridium difficile - Trends and Strategies for Prevention
- ATP: A More Objective Approach to Measuring Hospital Cleanliness
- Reducing the Risk of Healthcare-Associated Infections
- Environmental Hygiene: The Importance of Process, Product and Practice
- Ebola Virus Disease: A Primer for Infection Preventionists
- ES Department of the Year
- Hospitals Turn to Automation to Aid in Cleaning: Environmental Services Teams Lean Harder on Technology to Boost Safety and Performance
- Exploring a New Paradigm for Cleaning Efficacy
- More Hospitals See the Benefits of ATP Hygiene Monitoring & Reduced Infection Rates
- Deep Cleaning AHCP Voice
Research
- ATP Cleaning Verification Published Study Summaries
- Endoscopy Study Summaries
- Evaluation of ATP Bioluminescence Swabbing as a Monitoring and Training Tool for Effective Hospital Cleaning
- APIC guideline for infection prevention and control in flexible endoscopes
- Cleanliness of Portable Medical Equipment Disinfected by Nursing Staff
- Role of hospital surfaces in the transmission of emerging health care-associated pathogens: Norovirus, Clostridium difficile, and Acinetobacter species
- Impact of Adenosine Triphosphate Detection and Feedback on Hospital Room Cleaning
- Danish Government Backs ATP Cleanliness Standards
- A Quantitative Assessment of Cleanliness in the Operating Room
- AORN Presentation: Cleaning the OR and Procedure Rooms
- AORN Sample Cleaning Checklist for OR
- APSIC Guidelines for environmental cleaning and decontamination
