Successful Cases | Suzhou-The First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University

The First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University, formerly known as Boxi Hospital, was founded in 1883 (the ninth year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty). It is one of the first batch of tertiary hospitals in China, a provincial-level hospital directly under the Jiangsu Provincial Health Commission, a regional medical center in Jiangsu Province, a high-level hospital, research-oriented hospital, and a provincial-level pilot hospital for high-quality development. In recent years, the hospital has successively won honors such as National Civilized Unit, National Advanced Collective in Hospital Culture Construction, and Health News Hospital Reform and Innovation Award.

Background

In the current global epidemic situation, in addition to disease treatment, infectious disease prevention and control have also become the top priority of hospital work. As one of the important measures for epidemic prevention and control, air disinfection and sterilization is of great significance for preventing the spread of the epidemic in hospitals. By strengthening the work of air disinfection and sterilization, hospitals can better fulfill the responsibility of epidemic prevention and control, and ensure the life safety and health of the people.

Pain points

1. Personnel density and frequent mobility: Hospitals receive a large number of patients every day, including those with various diseases, which increases the risk of cross infection due to the easy spreading of bacteria and viruses in the air.

2. Limited ventilation conditions: The building structure and ventilation system may not be perfect enough to replace indoor air in a timely and effective manner.

3. Medical procedures can generate pollution: Injection, wound treatment and other medical procedures may produce droplets, aerosols and other pollutants, further affecting air quality.

Solution

Six Q6060-B ceiling-mounted air disinfection machines were deployed in the dermatology operating room. The equipment uses RayOnClean™, a deep ultraviolet LED digital disinfection technology independently developed by our company, which can achieve more efficient sterilization of indoor air and can and can also work continuously when people are around without interfering with the normal work of the hospital, thereby improving the overall environmental quality of the hospital.

Effect

The efficient operation of the air sterilizer has greatly reduced the number of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms in the operating room air, effectively preventing the occurrence of cross infection. At the same time, pollutants such as odor and dust in the hospital air have been significantly reduced. A good air environment not only improves the overall image of the hospital, but also attracts more patients to seek medical treatment.

Energy saving

Low energy consumption, no secondary pollution

Save space

Concealed installation on the ceiling

Human-machine coexistence

After the air enters the sterilizer, it is sterilized by UVC LED without affecting normal work and life.

Efficient sterilization

Increase air circulation while effectively improving air quality

Zero ozone

No ozone is produced during equipment operation