Infection preventionists and their colleagues are inundated with sales messages promoting the latest products, innovations, new formulations, and...
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Eradicating pathogens from environmental surfaces in hospitals is a daily fight. Keeping bacteria from reproducing on surfaces, finding reservoirs in...
Almost every country has a government agency responsible for the health and safety of its citizens and its environment. Where those two departments...
How do you put an economic value on a human life? Why would you ever want to? As difficult as this quantification may be, it is a necessary practice...
Large-scale healthcare projects, from new projects to renovations, face a challenging future. After the tedious process of securing permits and...
Last week we provided a big-picture overview of the healthcare supply chain, from supplier to patient. This week, we will dig deeper into this...
Remember back in 2020, when the COVID pandemic was still new, and we were all getting used to lockdowns, social distancing, and masks? Many of us...
In our last post, we explored how adopting a new product can result in some heavy lifting. Not only does product adoption require financial...
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New Product Adoption: Are You Ahead of the Curve? (And What To Do if Not Everyone Else Is)
The release of any new phone model reveals much about where people fall on the product adoption curve. There are the...
We have often discussed the different terms used to describe products that clean the patient environment in this blog. Using the correct terms, and...
You go to a professional conference and learn about an exciting new medical innovation. You think it might work at your facility, so you go ahead and...
The National Institutes of Health is the largest public funder of biomedical research around the globe. This support has led to life-saving...