Connected laundry systems are becoming the cornerstone of modern healthcare estates, supporting smarter operations, compliance and predictive maintenance. Electrolux’s Mick Christian explores why, as healthcare estates evolve, smart laundry is no longer a luxury, but an operational necessity
Connected laundry systems have the potential to become a cornerstone of both new-build and retrofit healthcare estates. Offering smarter, more resilient operations, these systems reduce downtime, ensure compliance with stringent hygiene standards and facilitate a much-needed shift towards predictive maintenance. Mick Christian, Training and Development manager at Electrolux Professional, explores why, as healthcare estates evolve, smart laundry is no longer a luxury, but a necessity.
Consider the challenges that healthcare estates have faced in recent years — the list is never-ending. From the tightening hygiene standards brought about by COVID-19, to changing patient demands, and the energy crisis, the need for operational resilience has never been greater.
The quality of healthcare estates has a direct impact on the health, safety, and wellbeing of both staff and patients. As many still require urgent modernisation, decision makers across the nation are constantly looking for new ways to make crucial gains in terms of efficiency and adaptability.
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