Boston Children’s Hospital Partners With On The Right Track To Develop A Unique Design for Recyclable/ Disposable Cubicle Curtains
Boston Children’s Hospital, ranked as the number one pediatric hospital in the nation for the seventh year in a row according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2020-21, partners with On The Right Track to design their own pattern for recyclable/disposable privacy curtains.
An upstate New York hospital organization faced a challenge: an outdated, ineffective cubicle curtain system with textile curtains. Hospital leaders decided to explore alternatives, and that's where On the Right Track came in.
United Health Services Hospitals is a tertiary care center and part of the nonprofit, locally owned United Health Services healthcare system of Greater Binghamton, a network of hospitals, physician practice offices and home health agencies serving a seven-county region. United Health Services Hospitals' Wilson Medical Center is a 280-bed facility, while United Health Services Hospitals' Binghamton General Hospital across town has 220 beds. United Health Services Hospitals is a teaching hospital with trauma, stroke, and chest pain center, also as a heart, vascular institute and regional referral programs in neurosurgery, cancer care, neonatal intensive care, physical rehabilitation, and behavioral health.
The HAIs paradox is a major threat to patient safety. Patients are admitted to the hospital to receive medical treatment, get well and recover. Yet, every year in the United States over 2 million people contract a hospital-acquired infection.
Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), also known as Hospital-acquired infections and nosocomial infections, are infections that patients can get while receiving medical treatment for another condition in a healthcare facility.
The HAIs paradox is a major threat to patient safety. Patients are admitted to the hospital to receive medical treatment, get well and recover. Yet, every year in the United States over 2 million people contract a hospital-acquired infection.
Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), also known as Hospital-acquired infections and nosocomial infections, are infections that patients can get while receiving medical treatment for another condition in a healthcare facility.
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