In combination with highly compliant manual disinfection that included the use of surface disinfectant wipes, the CDC-funded Benefits of Enhanced Terminal Room-Disinfection (BETR-D) study showed Tru-D was able to reduce the relative risk of colonization and infection among patients in hospital settings. UVC energy has been shown to be an effective and eco-friendly way to reduce the risk of dangerous microorganisms, including C. “The acquisition of Tru-D is among our most recent efforts supporting our continued mission to reduce preventable infections, control associated costs, and ultimately help save lives across the healthcare continuum of care.” “We are proud of our 40-year legacy in assisting the healthcare industry with products and solutions that help reduce the risk of infections,” said Zachary T. The addition of Tru-D, in partnership with its Founder and President, Chuck Dunn, extends PDI’s Environment of Care portfolio from hard surface to total room disinfection and addresses the industry’s need for an integrated approach to infection prevention. Supported by clinical research and featuring intuitive Sensor360 ® technology, Tru-D SmartUVC can accurately calculate the precise dose of UVC light needed to kill up to 99.9% of harmful microorganisms and provides real-time reporting and analytical support for healthcare professionals. WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ – Novem– PDI ( a global leader in infection prevention products and solutions, today announced the acquisition of a majority share of Tru-D ® SmartUVC, a pioneer in the UVC disinfection industry, and maker of the first UVC robot. Partnership backed by robust clinical evidence, showing value of an integrated approach to infection prevention
Categories: Press Release November 7, 2019
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