Ecolab Healthcare Flu Prevention Solutions

Healthcare Flu Prevention Solutions

The flu is a serious health concern with an estimated 37 to 42 million flu illnesses last year alone.1  It can have a significant impact on businesses, resulting in time off work, losses to production as well as pressure and costs on health and social care services. Although it is not possible to predict what this flu season will be like this year, Ecolab knows that protection starts with prevention. In a hospital environment, prevention is especially important because patients are often more susceptible to influenza.


HOSPITAL SOLUTIONS TO HELP MINIMIZE THE RISK OF INFLUENZA

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cleaning and disinfecting Solutions

Ecolab's Quaternary Disinfectant Wipes kill 44 pathogens in just 2 minutes, including the flu virus.

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hand hygiene solutions

Ecolab's proprietary hand soaps, sanitizers and lotions provide a high standard of hand hygiene compliance and cleanliness, while maintaining skin moisture.

Ecolab Sanitizer Stands and Cough Stations

SANITIZER STANDS AND COUGH STATIONS

Ecolab's flexible dispensing options to encourage good hand hygiene for patients, visitors and staff.

Ecolab Healthcare Flu Prevention

Hand Hygiene compliance MONITORING Solutions

Ecolab's electronic monitoring system to accurately measure hand hygiene compliance, encourage positive behaviors and improve patient outcomes.

Flu Knows no boundaries

The flu affects millions of people each year. During the 2018 flu season alone, there were an estimated 531,000 to 647,000 flu hospitalizations and between 36,400 to 61,200 deaths.1  

It is especially important to take precautions in healthcare settings where patients may be more susceptible to influenza, and Ecolab can help. Our hand hygiene products and surface cleaning solutions help minimize the risk of contracting and spreading the flu.

PROTECTION STARTS WITH PREVENTION: FIGHT THE FLU BUG


7 Ways to Minimize Exposure

The flu is a contagious respiratory infection, generally transmitted through human-to-human contact, accompanied by fever and often with respiratory complications. How can you reduce the risk of influenza? The best solution is to protect yourself by reducing the chance of virus transmission. These 7 steps can help minimize the risk of catching the flu or passing it onto others.
1. www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/preliminary-in-season-estimates.htm