Who We Are

CHAIR is a coalition of members
working on introducing engineered solutions to reduce HAIs.

The coalition has recently revised its vision and mission and developed a new strategic roadmap. It seeks to have a more significant impact on reducing community and healthcare acquired infections by building awareness and facilitating the application of engineered solutions.

OUR VISION

Safe spaces, free from pathogens.

OUR MISSION

Inspire and guide engineered solutions.

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Blog

COVID-19’s Method of Transmission: Analyzing a Real-Life Outbreak to Increase Understanding

When a new virus is running rampant across the world, gaining a better understanding of its mechanisms of transmission is crucial for bolstering our prevention methods. In a collaboration between The University of Hong Kong, Hunan Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention, and Sun Yat-sen University, researchers gained a greater understanding of the transmission method of t ...

Exploring Automated Disinfection Solutions: A Path to Strengthening Infection Prevention in Healthcare

Seems like the implementation of infection prevention technologies could solve some of the identified issues. What are your thoughts on the effect of automated disinfection solutions? Share your insights in the comments below. To read the full article on the study, click here.

Barry Hunt: A Major Advocate for the Development of Safer and More Efficient Healthcare Environments

Barry Hunt, a co-founder of the CHAIR Coalition and a respected board member, has long been a significant influence in molding patient-centered healthcare standards. His expansive experience and deep-rooted expertise have made him an authoritative voice in the field. His most recent contributions to a myriad of healthcare standards have strongly emphasized the urgent need to create safer and more ...