10 years of SCIENCE CENTER: We take you through the TOP 10 of the last ten years
HARTMANN’s SCIENCE CENTER: Scientific competence centre for infection prevention
"In addition to our professional and scientific expertise, the intensive and direct exchange of knowledge with experts from the field and with our customers is crucial for our success. This is our foundation, which we will continue to rely on and expand in the future."
Happy Birthday! A look back at 10 years of the BSC
The BODE SCIENCE CENTER (BSC) was founded
Expert advice: 100,000 questions – 100,000 answers
Certified eLearning programmes for doctors, nurses and the emergency services
With the online training courses, employees in the health care sector or in emergency services can learn more about the prevention of infections and playfully learn the most important measures for surface and hand hygiene. Always up to date and certified.
Standard operating procedure for peripheral venous catheters
New reprocessing recommendation for tissue dispensers
Launch of the „Observe“ app
The "Observe" app helps to record hand hygiene compliance in health care facilities on a mobile basis and anonymously documents whether hand hygiene is performed at the right moments. Data is automatically evaluated and displayed graphically. And via suitable integrated interface, they can also be automatically imported into the database of the National Reference Centre for Surveillance of Nosocomial Infections (NRZ). This replaces manual steps and saves time.
Novel approaches for better hand hygiene
In cooperation with the University of Ulm, the BODE SCIENCE CENTER at Heidenheim Hospital is developing a psychological approach to improve hand hygiene in hospitals. For the first time, the potential of setting goals and giving feedback is being used and tested at group level.
Launch of the app "My Hygiene SOP" - a virtual assistant for better care
Hand hygiene and aseptic activities
The HARTMANN SOPs, the BODE dispenser 3 flex and the "Observe" app are part of an "intervention study" conducted at the Charité Berlin. Among other things, these measures can increase hand hygiene compliance before aseptic activities by almost 10%.