Purified water is a critical resource for clinical and biomedical laboratories for a range of applications. In each case, consistent and high-water quality is crucial for conducting reproducible and comparable tests.
The pH scale, first introduced in 1909 by Danish chemist Søren Sørensen, has been extensively used since its inception.
All modern hospitals depend on decontamination services for the cleaning and disinfection of medical equipment to extremely high and consistent standards.
Decontamination services are essential to the effective operation of many hospital departments, ensuring that all medical equipment is cleaned and disinfected to consistently high standards and in accordance with guidelines such as HTM 01-01.
Water purification systems play an important role in the healthcare sector. In hospital laboratories, for example, water is typically the most commonly…
Reverse osmosis (RO) technology is used in a wide variety of healthcare applications, as a proven and cost effective method of producing high purity water for duties ranging from renal dialysis…
Cost control while maximising value are critical factors for every hospital department. This ranges from the simplest of purchases, to the most…
Cost control without damaging the quality of patient care or the integrity of key services has always been at the heart of every hospital and NHS Trust.