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Phigenics has developed the Phigenics Water Management Subscription in response to the increasing incidence of disease resulting from water contaminated with waterborne pathogens in healthcare facilities.  The Phigenics Water Management Subscription is designed to help healthcare executives and administrators prevent and respond to waterborne pathogen disease resulting from contaminated water in their facilities.   

 

 

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The Phigenics Validation Test (PVT) is a new field method for the quantitative determination of viable Legionella and total heterotrophic aerobic bacteria.  The method has been proven reliable for determining viable cell concentrations of Legionella pneumophila, Legionella species and total heterotrophic aerobic bacteria.  In comparison to standard methods, the new protocol has been shown to be more accurate, faster and more convenient.
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People get legionellosis when they inhale aerosols (water mist) that carry Legionella bacteria. People can be exposed to aerosols from mist-producing devices (especially water heaters and air-conditioning systems) in their homes and in workplaces, hospitals, or other public places.

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What is HACCP?

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) is a systematic approach to identifying and controlling hazards (microbiological, chemical or physical) that pose a danger to the preparation of safe food. HACCP seeks to control the safety of ingredients and supplies coming into a food business and what is done with them thereafter. The implementation of HACCP is a legal requirement for many American and most European food.

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A comprehensive water management plan helps kickstart a successful water management program. This plan includes clear information about how a facility uses its water, from the time it is piped onto the facility through disposal. Knowledge of current water consumption and its costs is essential for making the most appropriate water management decisions.

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People get legionellosis when they inhale aerosols (water mist) that carry Legionella bacteria. People can be exposed to aerosols from mist-producing devices (especially water heaters and air-conditioning systems) in their homes and in workplaces, hospitals, or other public places.

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Preventing Legionellosis

Preventing Legionellosis, a book by founding partner, Dr. William McCoy, covers the biology of Legionella and presents a comprehensive review of risk reduction best practices from around the world. Were it not for affordable air-conditioning and easy access to indoor hot water plumbing, Legionellae might have remained unknown to us. If the most cost-effective way to reject waste heat was not by evaporative transfer to the atmosphere from droplets of recirculating water in cooling towers, they might never have bothered us.
     In the 20th century, Legionella burst forth from its ancient undiscovered freshwater niche to emerge as a significant new human pathogen. Before that century it most likely caused little, if any, human suffering. In the 21st century, legionellosis is a serious preventable disease. It has been detrimental in hundreds of thousands of lives.
     The book will give the scientific basis for the worldwide technical consensus on reducing the risk of legionellosis. It will be an invaluable source of information for public health administrators, epidemiologists, infection control professionals, facility safety managers, industrial hygienists, and academic engineers and scientists.

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Legionellosis: Why the Problem Continues
Water21 Magazine article: Preventing Legionellosis