Air Cleaning: Guidance and Standards

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Application of HEPA Filter Devices for Air Cleaning in Healthcare Spaces: Guidance and Standards 

Ventilation is an important line of defence for infection control in the healthcare environment. Its design and operation are described in Health Technical Memorandum (HTM-03-01). This guidance has been written as an interim specification to set the basic standard required for HEPA filter devices to be utilised in healthcare and patient-related settings. This edition is primarily aimed at portable and semi fixed (wall-mounted) devices.

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Application of Ultraviolet (UVC) Devices for Air Cleaning in Occupied Healthcare Spaces: Guidance and Standards 

Ultraviolet (UVC) air cleaners (also known as air scrubbers) using ultraviolet light are one option for improving and upgrading ventilation. The installation of a UVC air cleaner can reduce the risk of airborne transmission.

This document has been written as an interim specification to set the basic standard required for UVC devices to be utilised in healthcare and patient related settings. This edition is primarily aimed at portable and semi fixed (wall-mounted) devices. 

NHS England » Application of ultraviolet (UVC) devices for air cleaning in occupied healthcare spaces: guidance and standards.



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