Teal launches easy clean furniture new range

Published: 8-Jul-2011
Infection Control Cleaning

Teal is to launch a new healthcare range designed to help combat bugs such as MRSA and C. difficile at an event next week. Who Let The Bugs Out will be held on 14 July in central London, giving healthcare managers a chance to view the new easy-clean ranges, which include a bedside chair, infection control pillow, lockers, technology carts, dining chairs and recliners. The furniture has been designed by Tim Wallace, who will be available on the day to answer questions.

  • Companies:
  • Teal Furniture
See more

You may also like

Infection Control

BBH Awards - KwickScreen named Best Technology for Improving Productivity

Read more
Portable screen creates an environment of isolation of segregation around patient or bed space

Trending Articles

  1. You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
    Click here to find out more.
    World Health Assembly adopts landmark pandemic agreement Following over three years of global negotiation in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Health Assembly has agreed a new international framework aimed at improving equitable access to essential health products and strengthening coordination for future pandemic preparedness and response
  2. Meeting budget and safety demands: The role of pbv mixers in healthcare environments Anil Madan, Non-Residential Marketing Manager at Ideal Standard UK and Armitage Shanks, explains how pressure‑balanced valve (PBV) mixer taps can help UK healthcare providers, especially the NHS, cope with rising costs, staff shortages, and strict water‑safety rules
  3. Opening hospital windows could reduce risk of infection Research finds risk of infection goes up fourfold when ward windows are shut
  4. Hospital pillows found to harbour millions of life-threatening germs HOSPITAL pillows could be harbouring potentially-lethal superbugs such as MRSA and C. difficile and putting patients at risk of respiratory and urinary tract infections, according to a report due to be published later in the summer.
  5. Comment: Protecting water tanks from bacterial growth By Mark Lemon, managing director of CSC Services

Upcoming event

The Healthcare Buildings Forum

10–11 July 2024 | Networking event | Birmingham, UK See all

You may also like

Infection Control

BBH Awards - KwickScreen named Best Technology for Improving Productivity

Portable screen creates an environment of isolation of segregation around patient or bed space
Regulatory

The latest news from the medical devices marketplace
Infection Control

Infection control: News round-up
Infection Control

Infection control: News round-up

A round-up of the latest advances in infection control and bug-busting activities in the NHS and private healthcare sector
You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
Click here to find out more.
Regulatory

World Health Assembly adopts landmark pandemic agreement

Following over three years of global negotiation in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Health Assembly has agreed a new international framework aimed at improving equitable access to essential health products and strengthening coordination for future pandemic preparedness and response
Infection Control

MHRA and hospital DNA sequencing breakthrough speeds up infection diagnosis

In a UK-first, the MHRA and Barts Health NHS Trust have developed an onsite DNA sequencing approach to help hospitals diagnose bacterial infections more quickly and accurately
Design & Build

Water coolers in healthcare environments

Peter Gunn, Senior Consultant at Water Hygiene Centre discusses why adequate hydration indoors is necessary for all throughout the year
Subscribe now