Zone in on zero harm
for infection prevention

Reduce HAIs with a clinician-developed strategy.

OUR OFFERING

Maximize your resources by leveraging ours

We’re a part of your team, an integrated partner, helping you empower staff to improve safety and outcomes with our unique, holistic offering. Developed by clinicians for clinicians, our solutions make it easier for caregivers to do the right thing, every time.

Standardize care

We partner with you to identify practice gaps and standardization opportunities, then provide recommendations to improve care.

Components of a CAUTI Prevention Education Program, including a tablet showing online eduation

Build staff knowledge

We offer educational resources to fit your staff’s needs, learning styles and skill levels.

Customize your product mix

We help you support best practices with the right system of products that work together for best outcomes.

OUR APPROACH

Build shared accountability with our 3-zone strategy

Target zero harm with our 3-zone strategy that covers the full perimeter of risk. It emphasizes people, process and products to help teams work together to sustain a culture of safety:

1. Environment of care

2. Human-to-human transmission

3. Clinical practice

Zone 1 | Environment of Care

Healthcare environments are hot spots for surface and airborne pathogens that increase HAI risk. We help you standardize processes with intuitive, evidence-based products so your EVS team can properly clean and disinfect—consistently.

Environmental Disinfection Program

Human-to-Human Transmission

Pathogens spread easily through direct contact, whether by hands, face or body. When everyone uses the right products and practices, you can stop the transmission of dangerous pathogens.

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Hand Hygiene Solution

Healthcare worker wearing face mask, gown and gloves

PPE Solution

Decolonization

Clinical Practice

Indwelling urinary catheters and central venous catheters increase the risk of dangerous and costly catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) and central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs).^1,2 We offer customizable, evidence-based bundles that help staff consistently use best practices.

Two clinicians discussing illustration of patient with Foley catheter on tablet

Urological Solution for CAUTI prevention

Clinician using tablet to teach staff about peripheral IV catheters

Vascular Access Health Solution for CLABSI prevention