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Bringing advanced disinfection technology to Africa Combat Healthcare Associated Infections with the Xenex Pulsed Xenon light disinfection Robot – proudly distributed by Kiara Health The only Pulsed Xenon solution demonstrated in Multiple Peer Reviewed Published Studies to reduce Healthcare Associated Infection rates. VIEW STUDIES

Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs) pose a major global safety concern for both patients and healthcare professionals.

HAI: an infection occurring in a patient during the process of care in hospital or another healthcare facility that did not manifest itself at the time of admission. These infections, often caused by multidrug-resistant pathogens, take a heavy toll on patients and their families by causing illness, prolonged hospital stay, potential disability, excess costs and even death.1


Xenex Full Spectrum™ Pulsed Xenon Disinfection – effective, fast, safe and proven.

Xenex Robots reduce the bacterial load often associated with an increased risk of HAIs, with many customers reporting extraordinary outcomes. These outcomes, demonstrated in Multiple Peer Reviewed Published Outcome Studies, show significant reductions in infection rates – the majority exceeding 50%.2

Leading hospitals around the world repeatedly show that a Xenex programme can integrate smoothly into hospital cleaning operations, allowing the disinfection of as many as 64 rooms a day with a single Robot.2

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Introduced in 2010 by Xenex Disinfection Services, Pulsed Xenon light room disinfection answered the growing need for action against Healthcare Associated Infections.

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The Xenex Germ-Zapping Robot™, as shown in Multiple Peer Reviewed Published Outcome Studies, produces Healthcare Associated Infection rate reductions of between 20% and 100%.4

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See how Pulsed Xenon light room disinfecting Robots work.

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Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs) in Africa: the need for an innovative approach. READ MORE On the African continent, the cumulative incidence of HAIs following various surgical procedures ranges from 10% to 30.9% - markedly higher than in high income countries.¹ Algeria, Burkina Faso, Senegal and Tanzania: READ MORE Hospital-wide HAI prevalence varies between 2.5% to 14.8%.¹ Ethiopia and Nigeria: READ MORE Overall HAI cumulative incidence in surgical wards ranges from 5.7% to 45.8%.¹ Kenya: READ MORE A study reports the cumulative incidence of surgical site infections after caesarean section to be 19% overall and 33% among women in labour for more than 12 hours.¹ South Africa: READ MORE S. aureus remains a major pathogen countrywide, with between 30-60% of isolates resistant to cloxacillin (MRSA).³

Request more information or a demonstration of the Xenex Robot in your facility today.

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1 Nejad, S. B. et al. Health-care-associated infection in Africa: a systematic review. Bull World Health Organ 2011;89:757-765 | doi:10,2471/BLT.11.088179
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3 Bamford et al. Antimicrobial susceptibility patterns of selected bacteraemic isolates from South African public sector hospitals, 2010. South Afr J Epidemiol Infect 2011; 26(4) (Part II): 243-250
4 Fornwalt L, et al., Trinity Medical Center in AJIC 2016

Disclaimer: The Xenex Robot is a device that effectively and efficiently destroys bacteria, viruses and spores. While the Xenex Robot is an effective means of disinfecting the environment, infection and death rates are impacted by a variety of factors, including hand hygiene practices, disinfection methods and practices, and other factors. Xenex/Kiara makes no representation or warranty, whether expressed or implied, that the hospital will experience any reduction in its infection or death rates by purchasing or using the Xenex Robot. While hospitals have published peer reviewed outcome studies showing infection reductions of between 50-100%, the Xenex Robot does not warrant or claim that it prevents infections or death or prevents any person from contracting disease.

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