Bytec Medical easyclean keyboard

Published: 15-Jun-2011
Manufacturing Infection Control Digital

Bytec Medical has launched the next generation of its easy-clean, wireless, USB keyboard designed for improved infection control and functionality for hospital and medical environments. The Medi-Key keyboard now offers improved key response and feel, a wider touchpad with gesture response, and an optional numeric keypad. Call Systems Technology now provides the Boomerang Patient Paging System where pagers are coated with TouchClean, an anti-bacterial coating found to curb the risk of infection. Lewisham Healthcare NHS Trust has launched a microsite, offering people a resource for up-to-date information on infection prevention and control.

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