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Illumisoft Program to Install UV Disinfection Devices in BC and Manitoba Hospitals

1 report, 1 independent Updated Thu 09:29
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Illumisoft Lighting Corp. collaborated with the Coalition for Community & Healthcare Acquired Infection Reduction to create a Canadian hospital research program. This program aims to evaluate Illumisoft’s SaniLume upper-air ultraviolet disinfection device in hospitals across British Columbia and Manitoba. CHAIR has received non-binding letters of intent from the Provincial Health Services Authority in British Columbia and health centers in Manitoba for facility-wide installations.

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The program involves the planned deployment of specialized UV disinfection units in hospital settings across two provinces. This represents potential sales and research contracts for specialized medical equipment and associated studies.

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Who's involved

  • Provincial Health Services AuthorityOrganization in British Columbia involved in the planned facility-wide installations of the disinfection device
  • British ColumbiaProvince of Canada where the research program includes planned hospital installations
  • ManitobaProvince of Canada where the research program includes planned hospital installations

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