With the rise in antibiotic-resistant “superbugs” in hospitals and medical centers, cleanliness and sterilization of medical devices have become a top priority. Cleaning products have become stronger and more aggressive to sanitize devices and prevent the spread of illness between patients.
Ironically, current medical device designs often don’t meet the cleanability requirements of medical facilities. While medical professionals have expressed their concern, there seems to be a disconnect between the makers of products and those who use them.