Hospitals, Hygeine and The Independence Shower
Saturday, April 19th, 2008One of the major concerns in Britain today of the health service and of the general public is the risk of infection within our hospitals. The rise of infections such as MRSA remain a constant fear.
During the development of the Independence Shower, the designers of the INDEPENDENCE SHOWER CUBICLE took into consideration the need to fight bacteria by ensuring that the cubicle had no sharp corners and no nooks or crannies for germs to hide in.
The product design concentrated on reducing the life time costs by virtue of being effectively maintainance free and totally leak proof. It’s wipe clean smooth surface ensures that it always looks at its best and so will give years of useful service to its owners.
It is expected that this product will be widely used in Hospitals, Care Homes, Residential Homes and Hotels alike. It is ideally suited to the needs of the disabled, handicapped and the elderly, in fact anyone with special needs.
It represents extremely good value for money with the highest quality of manufacture.
There is a cubicle installed in George Elliot Hospital in Nuneaton. It takes care of the bathing needs of the ladies on cesarean ward ensuring that their special needs are catered for and their dignity is maintained.