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New Mexico Hospital Looks for $60,000 to Buy & Install UV Disinfection Equipment
Hannah Grover at Farmington Daily Times reports San Juan Regional Medical Center in Farmington, N.M., is soliciting $60,000 from local legislators for ultraviolet lights in one section of the hospital to help with disinfection as well as $270,000 to turn some of the patient rooms into negative pressure isolation rooms, which can prevent the spread of airborne pathogens. San Juan Regional Medical Center Spokeswoman Laura Werbner said the safety and prevention of illness for both patients and caregivers is a key priority for the hospital. “We are taking several important steps to reduce the likelihood of transmission of highly contagious…
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