14:00 - 14:30 Simavi
The supply of safe water and sanitation facilities is crucial to ensure adequate hygiene in health facilities. In Tanzania, this is a major challenge. A survey done in 2015 shows that only 44% of HCFs had functioning toilets while 68% has an improved water source. Simavi addresses this challenge. Within the MKAJI programme, 90 health facilities in Dodoma region are provided with good quality WASH infrastructure. The central focus within the programme is on improved management skills and hygiene training to the staff working at health centres in the Dodoma region. Local communities are actively involved as well. In this presentation, the challenges and lessons learned will be shared, as well as the recommendations for improving the quality of care to prevent the spread of diseases, and ensure a healthy life for all.
14:00 - 15:00 Top innovations at Interclean:
Interactive session on smart solutions
14:00 - 15:00 Workshop: Anatomy of the
waste bin - office waste
Vincent Everts gives his insight on the impact of new technologies on existing markets. Which developments should we look out for, and which business models should we look into? Highlighting the most remarkable innovations at the show; he will discuss Robots and Apps, the Innovation Award nominees and touch on many other popular topics.
Recycling encourages you to seek ways of retaining value of the material, energy, and labour inputs that go into your products. Waste is raw material! Watch us analyse the content of a full bag of trash during this interactive workshop, and discover how much of it is actually waste. The contents are analysed on the basis of a standard, representative quantity of (safe) commercial waste. The possibilities for sorting valuable raw materials from residual waste and saving options are also discussed.
14:30 - 15:30 Demonstrations: cleaning patient
rooms and operating rooms
14:30 - 15:30 Healthcare associated
infections
15:00 - 15:30 Dispenser cleaning in the
21th century
Dispenser reprocessing in medical context is often associated with significant personnel and time exposures. The whole process includes the manual or mechanical reprocessing in itself and further procedures like logistical and organizational aspects. New approaches are necessary to optimize procedures in dispenser cleaning. Intelligent monitoring systems with smart dispensers offer a big opportunity for the healthcare and cleaning industry to improve reprocessing and refilling procedures through a real-time filling level control, as well as alert functions for dispenser cleaning and maintenance.
15:00 - 15:30 How cultural institutions can
achieve an optimal sustainability score
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twitter.com/TomoCleaning Presentation on implementing a zero waste program.
Healthcare Cleaning LAB
Essity and Global Sepsis alliance discuss the human cost of sepsis and what it takes to prevent it.
Healthcare Cleaning LAB
Repeated from 11AM Tuesday 15 May.
Healthcare Cleaning LAB
InnovationLAB
Zero WasteLAB
Healthcare Cleaning LAB
Zero WasteLAB
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