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Vernacare launches innovation in infection prevention at Healthcare Estates 2014.
Infection prevention company Vernacare will launch a new innovation in hygienic patient toileting and washing at Healthcare Estates 2014 this October (7-8) at Manchester Central, stand C10.
The company will introduce its new fully hands-free operated Vortex disposal unit, a next generation machine that will set new standards in human waste management.
3D designs for Vernacare’s new easy-clean commode chair will also be on show. This product has been developed collaboratively with clinicians to provide a robust, easy-clean design that will help reduce the risk of HCAIs.
Vernacare’s unique single-use waste management system was developed 50 years ago. The system works by replacing traditional re-usable waste management products, such as urinals, bedpans and wash bowls, with hygienic containers - made from renewable natural fibre. These then disintegrate after use when placed in Vernacare’s environmentally friendly Vortex disposal machines, which release the miniscule particles down the drain using a fast, cold water process.
Vernacare is the only company to manufacture a complete single-use human waste disposal system that not only helps to reduce the risk of cross infection, but also improves environmental performance, while saving nursing time and generating cost savings.
Visit Vernacare on Stand C10, or find out more at: www.vernacare.com
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Vernacare .
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