TIPS Sudden Science Trial #1019811 – High Touch UV Disinfection Device

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We are seeking up to twenty (20) facilities within the USA
to use the UV-CLEAN device for a 30-day trial period.

THIS OPPORTUNITY HAS CLOSED.

THANK YOU TO ALL THAT APPLIED.

This program will provide up to two UV-CLEAN devices per qualifying facility at no charge. TIPS and Proximity Systems will cover the costs to implement all UV-CLEAN systems for sites that are selected. Although we appreciate all applications, only those with appropriate facilities will be considered. Select users from each site will be asked to fill out questionnaires based on their experience prior to and following the trial period.

Application at the end of this document

The Infection Prevention Strategy (TIPS) is proud to launch another in a series of studies to evaluate the latest innovations in infection prevention and control. TIPS is dedicated to not only presenting the latest information, but also putting new technologies to the test to evaluate their real-world potential.

TIPS has created a model of information-sharing that makes the process of vetting new technologies, implementing successful programs and inspiring innovation more efficient, more accessible, more global and more collaborative. Known as TIPS Sudden Science, the program is driven by our firm belief that we should not have to wait years for promising innovations, ideas and processes to be implemented and accepted. Around the world, our teams develop trials and conduct pilot studies to aid in the discovery of successful research to market technological advancements.

This real-world trial is one step in the vetting and feedback process to ensure that the innovators are considering the end users in their product design.

Sudden Science Initiative #1019811: High Touch UV Disinfection Device

Application at the end of this document

Innovation UV-CLEAN by Proximity is an automated disinfection device that uses UV-C energy to inactivate microorganisms at the genetic level by scrambling their cellular DNA. UV-C is the most lethal wavelength to microorganisms
Co-sponsor Proximity Systems, Inc.
11301 Boudreaux Road
Tomball, Texas
USA, 77375https://proximitysystems.com/uvclean/
Institutions Up to 20 different hospitals and nursing homes.
To be placed at frequently used clinical workstations.  Nursing station computers, ICU wall mounted computers and computers on wheels.
TIPS Sudden Science Investment $15,000 USD
Expected Trial Duration 30 days per site.
Commencement Date Range: November 1, 2019 to July 30, 2020
Requirements No conductivity required. Easy to install.

This program will provide up to two UV-CLEAN devices per qualifying facility at no charge. Training provided to appropriate hospital personnel of the UV-CLEAN units, installation and recommended practices. Site will be provided protocols for swabbing and culturing

Site Responsibility

  • Identification of primary point of contact for the program.
  • Identification of locations for installation of units
  • Communicate on implementation strategy
  • Hospital will continue current cleaning protocols during the program
  • Sharing of pre- and post-swap results with TIPS and Proximity Systems, Inc.
Facility Expectations TIPS will be administering questionnaires before and after the testing period to obtain user and facility feedback.
Cost TIPS and the sponsor will provide ALL material costs, including logistics and installation.
Publication TIPS does not intend to publish any data or feedback publicly. TIPS will evaluate trial data to determine next steps in providing support and investment of the technology.
Other Participants are eligible for product discounts following the study.  This is a no-obligation trial.

Why TIPS is testing this product:

TIPS has committed to further investigate this product offering and is considering inclusion into the TIPS Science to Market program.

To be adopted in their intended facilities, devices need to be optimized for real-world use. The best technologies can be rendered useless if they are not developed with the end-user in mind.

This trial will employ the UV-CLEAN system in various healthcare locations and will collect user experience feedback to further enhance this tool’s ability to reduce the transfer of disease.

DETAILS ABOUT THIS TRIAL OPPORTUNITY:

TIPS and Proximity Systems will cover the costs to implement all UV-CLEAN systems at sites that are chosen for the Sudden Science program. Although we appreciate all applications, only those with appropriate facilities will be considered. Select users from each site will be asked to fill out questionnaires based on their experience prior to and following the trial period.

THIS OPPORTUNITY HAS CLOSED.

THANK YOU TO ALL THAT APPLIED.

Got an Innovation, Idea or Process that we should consider?? 

Please contact the team at TIPS if you would like to be considered into our Sudden Science Program. Email us now:  [email protected]

Other TIPS Sudden Science Initiatives: 

Osler Sinai Receives $35,000.00 USD TIPS Sudden Science Grant
https://infectioncontrol.tips/2018/09/24/tips_osler_sinai_grant/

TIPS Sudden Science Survey: Hand Hygiene Monitoring Tool
https://infectioncontrol.tips/2018/11/19/tips-survey-hand-hygiene/

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Co-founder of The Infection Prevention Strategy (TIPS) Michael Diamond is the co-founder of The Infection Prevention Strategy (TIPS), a non-profit organization that has contributed millions in Scientific Impact since 2016. Michael is devoted to advancing information and science to address the myriad issues relating to infection prevention and global health. Mr. Diamond is driven by the firm belief that we should not have to wait years for promising technology, ideas and processes to be implemented and accepted. Michael has created a model of information sharing that makes the process of vetting new technologies, implementing successful programs and inspiring innovation, more efficient, more accessible, more global and more collaborative. Michael’s most notable achievement to date is the TIPS online journal, www.IC.tips, a Pan-Access, worldwide collective that extends globally and touches locally. Michael leads teams around the world to develop trials and pilot studies to aid in the discovery of successful research-to-market technological advancements. His global team includes engagers and implementers. Currently represented in 38 countries, and well-established as the world’s largest engagement network, the TIPS motto is: Join. Contribute. Make A Difference.

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