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the screening and a speaker system to allow families to communicate without the risk of virus transmission. As the garden rooms are maintenance-free PVCu, and double glazed with insulated wall panels, they can be used 365 days a year.


Nordic Garden Buildings help care providers deliver safe, comfortable, and welcoming outdoor garden rooms. They are one of a few to operate nationally and build all products on site, removing the need for costly delivery charges and crane hire.


www.nordicgardenbuildings.com Visitor Pods by Nordic Garden Buildings


Second place goes to Nordic Garden Buildings for their visitor pods which meet the needs of Covid-restricted care homes during and post-pandemic using the Nordic lifestyle concept of ‘hygge’.


Nordic Garden Buildings manufactures and supplies a range of cosy garden rooms, summer houses and orangeries. During the first Covid lockdown, owner Justin Williams also realised the range of garden buildings could be adapted to allow safe visiting in the care home sector. As a result, the firm worked with a wide range of care homes, including the Sanctuary Care Group, to supply and install Madison Garden Room ‘visitor pods’ at homes across the UK.


The PVCu and glass garden buildings allow for separate entrances for visitors and residents and are fitted with


3RD PLACE


PURELL ADVANCED HYGIENIC HAND RUB by Gojo


In third place is the PURELL ADVANCED HYGIENIC HAND RUB by GOJO. Widely used in the NHS, PURELL is one of the most trusted brands for hand sanitising and, despite a plethora of new products recently entering the market, remains the market leader. Thanks to its focus on formulation without compromise, PURELL Advanced Hygienic Hand Rub has the power to safely and effectively kill 99.99% of the most common germs that may be harmful, whilst also caring for skin.


It has proven efficacy, conforming to key hospital norms EN 1500, EN14476, and EN 12791, which provides assurance that it is safe to use in healthcare environments. It’s fast acting too – it passed the EN14476 standard in just 30 seconds, helping to reduce the time required for busy care workers to clean their hands effectively.


According to research that GOJO undertook with trusts last year, overburdened and stressed healthcare staff felt they didn’t have enough time to clean their hands as oſten as they should. PURELL Advanced Hygienic Hand Rub is also available in personal bottle form, enabling staff to sanitise ‘on the go’ as they move between residents.


www.GOJO.com twitter.com/TomorrowsCare - 13 -


WHAT THEY SAID: ‘We’re thrilled that PURELL Advanced Hygienic Hand Rub has been recognised in the Tomorrow’s Care Awards. Thank you to everyone that voted. We are passionate about making hand hygiene second nature to everyone and understand the compliance challenges faced by care workers. That’s why, at GOJO, we focus on “formulation without compromise,” making sure PURELL sanitiser is there when you need it, to clean and care for hardworking hands.’


Rachel Stephenson, Trade Marketing Manager


WHAT YOU SAID: “Peace of mind


in the pandemic times!”


WHAT YOU SAID: “Quality products. Nice looking dispensers.”


WHAT THEY SAID: “We’re absolutely thrilled to have secured second place in the Tomorrow’s Care Awards 2022. We know how much of a difference our visitors pods made in keeping families in touch during the pandemic and a huge thanks to everyone for supporting our entry.”


Justin Williams, Director at Nordic Garden Buildings


WHAT YOU SAID: “Amazing idea that brings the family and community together.”


WHAT YOU SAID: “Great initiative much needed by families


concerned about their loved ones during the pandemic.”


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