We understand that achieving microbial compliance is of utmost importance in critical healthcare facilities,such as Endoscopy, Pathology, CSSD and Renal Dialysis.

Why Use Reverse Osmosis in Healthcare Applications?

This article outlines the critical reasons supporting the use of Reverse Osmosis (RO) technology in healthcare settings and explain how RO's consistent high-purity water, regulatory compliance, and risk mitigation outweigh initial expenses. Read more...

Why Use Reverse Osmosis in Healthcare Applications?2024-08-28T16:01:33+10:00

Myth vs Reality: Hospital RO System Compliance

This article clarifies some common misconceptions surrounding hospitals reverse osmosis (RO) system design and implementation, including operating temperatures, ringmain length and piping materials selection. Read more...

Myth vs Reality: Hospital RO System Compliance2024-08-23T10:23:23+10:00

Legionella Safety in Building Water Systems

This white paper aims to delineate the pivotal process parameters essential for controlling Legionella in building water systems. These control measures are ideally initiated during the design and commissioning phases and should be consistently applied as preventive measures. Read more...

Legionella Safety in Building Water Systems2024-08-23T10:23:45+10:00

Final Rinse Water – Assessing Design Challenges

This white paper examines the importance of final rinse cycles in washer-disinfectors (WDs) for reprocessing medical devices, emphasising the need to remove residual chemicals and contaminants to ensure safe device reuse. Read more...

Final Rinse Water – Assessing Design Challenges2024-08-23T10:24:17+10:00

Advanced Hemodialysis RO Units for Water and Energy Conservation

The conventional design of Reverse Osmosis (RO) units for hemodialysis can impact the environment with high water and energy consumption. The article provides insights on how healthcare providers can prioritise sustainability without compromising performance. Read more...

Advanced Hemodialysis RO Units for Water and Energy Conservation2024-08-29T16:09:15+10:00

CSSD Water Test Methodology for AS5369:2023 Compliance

Failing to promptly spot microbial issues in the water filtration plant of your Central Sterilisation Supply Departments (CSSD) can lead to delays in fixing problems and figuring out where the contamination is coming from. Read more...

CSSD Water Test Methodology for AS5369:2023 Compliance2024-08-23T10:27:14+10:00

AS 5369:2023 – Response to Consultation

The Australian government sought public input on the newly proposed Australian Standard 5369:2023, which applies to reprocessing reusable medical devices in both healthcare and non-healthcare facilities. We share our response and what we propose to be the critical changes required. Read more...

AS 5369:2023 – Response to Consultation2024-08-23T10:43:27+10:00

Southland Joins Industry Peers at FSRACA National Conference

We'll be at the Federation of Sterilizing Research Advisory Councils of Australia (FSRACA) National Conference. The team will be readily available to provide valuable insights and answer questions related to purified water system design, especially concerning the upcoming AS5369 standard. Read more...

Southland Joins Industry Peers at FSRACA National Conference2024-08-23T10:44:59+10:00

White paper released on disinfection, sterilisation and inactivation

‘Sterilisation, Disinfection, Inactivation Not Knowing the Difference Could Cost you a Life’ is the white paper released today for facility and hospital managers. It describes the differences between the three and provides solutions to help improve microbial sanitation and hygiene risk management. Read more...

White paper released on disinfection, sterilisation and inactivation2024-08-23T10:22:06+10:00

Meeting AS/NZS 5369:2023 (Formerly AS/NZS 4187:2014)

When selecting a purification process to meet AS/NZS 5369:2023 scientific facts and evidence-based practices should be the cornerstone. It's imperative that the selected processes don't adversely affect the primary goal, which is the control of bacterial endotoxins. Read more in our white paper...

Meeting AS/NZS 5369:2023 (Formerly AS/NZS 4187:2014)2024-08-26T09:55:37+10:00

The single biggest misconception about biofilm

Many healthcare providers mistakenly believe that RMDs don't need biofilm control due to their terminal sterilization. Find out why the quality of water used for all stages of reprocessing of RMDs is critical, read more...

The single biggest misconception about biofilm2024-08-26T11:31:33+10:00
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