On 8 March, a delegation of participants in the All-Russian internship programme “Modern safe environment of a medical organisation: best practices and technologies”, organised by the St Petersburg Centre for Postgraduate Education of the FMBA of Russia, visited the Klinin plant on a guided tour. The guests included chief nurses, directors and doctors from clinics in various regions of the country.
The visit programme was packed. Klinin's Production Director personally showed the guests around the workshops and explained how high-tech production works from the inside: from research and development to automated lines and shipment of finished products.
The company's product line aroused keen interest among the professionals. Tour participants asked about hand disinfectants and professional formulations for washing medical linen — including the removal of difficult stains such as blood and iodopyrone.
The guests praised the plant's automation, the capacity of its equipment and the openness of the Klinin team. In return, there were many warm words, wishes for growth and promises to continue the professional dialogue.
The tour was one of the highlights of the practical part of the internship — an opportunity to see how products that doctors and nurses trust with their safety every day are made.
The visit programme was packed. Klinin's Production Director personally showed the guests around the workshops and explained how high-tech production works from the inside: from research and development to automated lines and shipment of finished products.
The company's product line aroused keen interest among the professionals. Tour participants asked about hand disinfectants and professional formulations for washing medical linen — including the removal of difficult stains such as blood and iodopyrone.
The guests praised the plant's automation, the capacity of its equipment and the openness of the Klinin team. In return, there were many warm words, wishes for growth and promises to continue the professional dialogue.
The tour was one of the highlights of the practical part of the internship — an opportunity to see how products that doctors and nurses trust with their safety every day are made.
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