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Publications

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Fecal management in surgical patients is a challenging task. Here's a case report depicting the benefits of a fecal management solution for a patient with Fournier's Gangrene. Here's a clinical case report.

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Qora SMK has been clinically proven as the safe, efficient and superior alternative to existing closed-system solutions for fecal management. Here's a clinical study abstract.

Upcoming Publications

Clinical Evaluation of Novel Intrarectal Device for Management of Fecal Incontinence in Bed-ridden Patients (Awaiting publication in Q1-2018)

Evaluating the Clinical and Health-Economic Effectiveness of a Novel Device for Fecal Management in Bed-Ridden Patients with Little to No Bowel Control (Compilation Stage)

Articles

MedGadget Article

Improving Ease-of-use and comfort of patient’s requiring fecal management….Learn More

Infection Control Tips Article

Reducing risk with novel fecal management tools…Learn More

Government of India Blog

QoraTM Stool Management Kit: The most advanced standard of fecal incontinence management …Learn More

We Got Featured

Ostomy and Wound Management

Innovations that work: QoraTM Stool Management Kit ….Learn More

ET Rise

 

How potential entrepreneurs can tap India's affordable medical devices market …Learn More

DG Tully

Potential entrepreneurs can tap India's affordable medical devices market ….Learn More 

 

Economic Times

How Medical Device startups are taking a plunge into manufacturing…Learn More

Brochures

 


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QoraTM Introduction

A sneak peek at our novel fecal management solution

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Infection Control Brochure

Qora is the perfect solution to control hospital-wide infection spread and prevent cross contamination.

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Wound Care Brochure

Understand how Qora helps in maintaining the skin integrity which could otherwise lead to costly complications.

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Cost Savings Brochure

Get to know the ways in which Qora can significantly reduce both daily and annual cost burden.

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Qora TM Advantage Abstracts

Benefits of using Qora when compared to traditional fecal management solutions.

Testimonials

“Handwashing and patient isolation do not guarantee 100% protection against fecal pathogens since compliance to recommended WHO guidelines is always a challenge. Use of Qora™ is an integral part of our Infection Control program, which serves to minimize environmental contamination of C. diff in our ICUs and wards”

 

- Clinical Nurse Specialist - Neuro ICU      

 

 

“My mother has been in the ICU for almost 2 months due to a paralytic stroke. Unfortunately, her sacral region has developed grade II pressure ulcers. I’m so glad we’ve shifted from pads to Qora™ – there is an immense improvement in her skin condition and overall health with the device over the last 21 days!”

 

 - Leading Physician - Critical Care Intensivist

“Qora™ is an effective tool that can be used to restrict further complications on patients who have or will develop pressure ulcers. My patient was able to continue benefiting from the device, even after being moved out of the ICU. I’m happy to recommend the device.”

 

– RN Critical Care ICU

“We have used this device in our ICU, and we recommend it strongly for stool management in ICUs. We found it to be very effective. Patients mostly get complicated by bed sore contamination of stool and end up with multiple antibiotic resistant infections. If we can prevent bed sores, definitely it will be helpful for patients to recover faster and it will be cost effective too. By using Qora™ we can reduce burden on nurses and other supporting staff to utilize human resources more effectively. It gives comfort and dignity for the patient.”

 

- RN Surgical Trauma ICU, Large Not-For-Profit Healthcare System

 

“Qora™ leaves me with very little to do when it comes to cleaning the bedridden patient passing loose stools frequently. It increases efficiency of nursing care by giving time for other tasks. Since we do not come in contact with the stool, there is no fear of spread of infection.”

 

– ICU Nocturnalist, Critical Care