EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SOLUTION
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THE MISSING CONTROL POINT
A Standardized Process for Patient Mobile Devices Entering the Hospital
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WHERE DO PATIENTS PERSONAL MOBILE DEVICES FIT WITHIN YOUR EXISTING INTAKE WORKFLOW?
Patients—particularly those in long-term care—often arrive with mobile phones, tablets, and other personal electronic devices that accompany them throughout their care journey.
Unlike environmental surfaces, patient mobile devices travel continuously through registration, triage, treatment areas, imaging, inpatient units, and discharge.
Question for Consideration
Do you currently have a standardized, consent-based process for offering disinfection of patient-owned mobile devices before they enter the care environment?
A POTENTIALLY UNCONTROLLED INTAKE PATHWAY​
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Patients' mobile devices do not typically fall within environmental services protocols, medical equipment disinfection procedures, or patient isolation workflows.
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As a result, phones, tablets, and other personal electronic devices may be addressed inconsistently across departments, care settings, and shifts.
"Hand Hygiene Addresses Hands.
The UV Box Addresses What Hands Touch."
Question for Consideration
If a patient-owned mobile device may be contaminated with pathogens such as C.difficile spores, where in your intake or belongings workflow is that risk addressed, and what protects patient ownership, privacy, and dignity?
Question for Consideration
Did you know The UV Box is a consent-based adjunct for patient-owned electronics that may be contaminated. It helps hospitals reduce recontamination risk by a phone or tablet used in a high-risk environment while preserving patient dignity, ownership, and choice.
The UV Box
A Defined Mobile Device Control Point
The UV Box creates a designated location within Emergency Department workflows for addressing patient mobile devices before they move throughout the facility.
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C.diff spores enter hospitals primarily in the ER, on patients especially long-term care patients through their personal phones and other mobile devices. Alcohol wipes do not kill C.diff and bleach or hydrogen peroxide void phone warranties. AUVS' UV Box solves the problem with 99.99% C.diff spores reduction in 55 seconds and no phone damage. Field proven over 10 years, our installed units have completed millions of cycles with zero product complaints or returns for phone damage.​
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Now your ED can have The UV Box to disinfect C.diff before it gets into the hospital.
AUVS is offering a $400 discount, including delivery - ask for a quote.
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We're confident you will see the value immediately and consider expanding to other departments.
