TIPS Sudden Science Initiative #1012135 – Soapy: AI Powered Hand Washing System

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TIPS Sudden Science Initiative #1012135 - Soapy AI Powered Hand Washing System

We are seeking up to five (5) facilities within the USA and Canada
to trial the Soapy – AI powered Clinical hand washing system.

The Infection Prevention Strategy (TIPS) is proud to launch a series of trials and pilots to evaluate the latest technologies and programs. TIPS is dedicated to not only presenting the latest information, but also putting new technologies to the test by evaluating 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 methods are effective in their intended use and provide value for the end users.

Why TIPS is testing this product

We believe that this technology provides significant protocol, education and infection prevention opportunities and improvements. Of particular note, is the minimal onboarding requirements. Designed to be mounted on any vertical surface. The Soapy Hand Hygiene System​ can be installed in hallways, beside entrances to patient rooms, or access to medical wards.

The Soapy System is  a clinical hand hygiene system powered by AI monitoring that collects qualitative and quantitative hand hygiene data to provide immediate feedback to the user and simultaneously create cloud-based regulatory reports. The direct benefit is 2X-3X improved hand hygiene adherence, leading to HAI prevention. The system can be placed in any location within the healthcare facility: patient care, hallways, dining area, waiting area, kitchen, etc.

Soapy supports healthcare providers with educational and fun hand hygiene tutorials. At the end of each handwashing or hand sanitizing cycle, the user will get a quality score based on WHO guidelines for proper hand hygiene.

User experience is one of the coroner stones for Soapy. The Soapy system is equipped with instant warm water and a user visual interface for fun, educational feedback.

The Soapy system can be set up for handwashing or hand sanitizing, reporting compliance parameters, and building fun visual communications.

Details About this Trial Opportunity

TIPS Sudden Science Initiative #1012135 – Soapy: AI Powered Hand Washing System

Application at the end of this document

 

Innovation  Soapy – AI powered Clinical hand washing system for both handwashing with water and soap and hand sanitizing with alcohol-based solutions. The system includes visual tutorials as well as monitoring capabilities for collecting hand hygiene quantitative and qualitative parameter per each user into a cloud based reporting system.
Co-sponsor SOAPY CARE LTD
106W 32nd Street
NYC, NY
USA
Website: Soapy.care
Institutions Up to 5 different locations will be selected, including hospitals, long term care homes. Preference will be given to those facilities with children, oncology, BMT and Transplant departments.
Expected Trial Duration Two (2) month trial that will involve installation of 5-10 units in 1 department. 1 installation + 1 week training and 6 weeks of information collection.

Following the results will be evaluated and the participating location may be asked if they would like to continue using the technology for farther research and publications.

Commencement Date Range: Feb 1, 2023 to March 30, 2023
Requirements Must have had HAI reporting system and onsite infection prevention team. Ideal facilities would practice Hand Hygiene Adherence reporting system on a regular basis.
Facility Expectations Maintaining the manufacturer system in good working condition. Including cleaning and replacements of Soap/Sanitizer cartridges.
Cost TIPS and the sponsor will provide ALL material costs, including sample shipping costs.
Publication The sponsor company may publish data collected during this trip for use in (but not limited to), case studies and other promotional material.  In the event the user does not wish for their name to be used in a publication, generic facility and location identifiers can be used. TIPS will evaluate trial data to determine next steps in providing support and investment of the technology.

TIPS will complete and submit any IRB applications if required

Other Participants are eligible for product/service discounts following the study should they desire to continue testing their facility.  This is a no-obligation trial.

 

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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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