Marat Altynbaev, Soapy’s Product manager.

Hospitals and healthcare facilities need to help raise hand hygiene standards. Here are some of the difficulties they are faced.

Many workplaces as well as schools, nursing homes, and more, realize how important it is to maintain a high standard of hand hygiene in their facilities and encourage employees and visitors to practice hand hygiene. However, one must ask themselves the question of how many times is it...

Employees who suffer from job burnout have a higher chance of becoming apathetic to many workplace protocols, including hand hygiene protocols.

Schools have a great opportunity to apply infection prevention tactics that ensure kids have a safe and hygienic school environment.

In many cases, understanding the problem constitutes a major part of the solution. Come read more about hand hygiene compliance in the food industry

The WHO designed the “5 moments for handwashing” in an effort to diminish the risk of infection inside the healthcare system.

Monitoring hand hygiene practices inside the workplace has become more and more vital in the fight against dangerous communicable diseases. Read more about it here.

It is no secret that the workplace often offers a fertile ground to the spread of infectious diseases. We’re here to help you review a few actions you can take in order to prevent infections in the workplace.

The chain of infection is a term that refers to the sequence of events in which infection occurs. It is built of six links, and the chain can be broken at any link.

As countries across the world are cautiously returning to their old routines, the fear of a “second wave” of the COVID-19 pandemic is still tangible. Many workplaces realize now is the time to ensure workplace pandemic preparedness.

Voice of America featured Soapy in a recent article, showcasing the abilities of our ECO micro-station.