Why legionella control in hospitals costs more than it should, and what can be done about it
Most hospitals still manage legionella risk the way they always have. A thermometer, a clipboard and a monthly walk round the building. It’s expensive, it only tells you what was happening at a particular point in time, and it produces evidence after the event rather than control during it. There’s a different way to do this now. Here’s how hospitals are using sensors and automated flushing to deliver it instead.
