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Background
Drug-resistant, Gram-negative bacteria (DRGNB) infection rates are higher in Neonatal Units (NNUs) than in any other hospital setting.
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Method
Inivos’ hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV) disinfection robot was used to disinfect three NNUs over two days. Swabs were taken before and after HPV use.
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Result
The amount of enteric bacteria was significantly reduced across the three NNUs after HPV decontamination.