MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS

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Introducing new technology can be a challenge. Here are some resources that can help you.

GUIDANCE

Become a force for change.

You're a medical professional, not an interior designer, an architect or a builder! But you can still be the one who introduces preventive biocidal surfaces to your facility. Here are three resources to get your started.

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PRODUCT EVALUATION

How do I evaluate a product?

Who do you trust when it comes to product evaluation? You can't get all your information from marketing materials and sales people. This guide will help you evaluate the sources that help you evaluate a new product.

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UP THE LADDER

How do I talk to the right people?

After you have found a product you think will work well in your facility, who do you talk to next? What's the best way to get an idea up to the decision-makers?

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KEY TERMS

What does that mean?

Even the most seasoned medical professionals will confront new terminology from time to time, especially when venturing into the world of product evaluation and testing. Here are some key terms that may help you make sense of it all.

7 Sink vanities provide a surface that is easy to clean and won't harbor pathogen reservoirs.

8 Work areas for medicine prep, waste, and clean up are hot zones for pathogens. EOS^CU can provide a continuous attack on these germs.

1 Computer stations, charting areas, and places where staff congregate can all harbor disease-causing pathogens. EOS^CU keeps these areas cleaner.

2 Workstations in patient rooms can become reservoirs of disease-causing pathogens. EOS^CU can be fabricated to fit these unique settings.

3 Even large reception areas in unique shapes can be fitted with EOS^CU. Any surface that is touched by staff and visitors can be a vector for disease transmission.

4 Chairs in patient rooms provide a place for visitors to rest, but patients also use this furniture. As a result, transmission of germs is a risk.

5 Custom sinks help maximize room real estate, and EOS^CU can be fabricated to fit.

6 Even small spaces can benefit from EOS^CU.