Building Sciences – Pace Analytical

The Media COA: A Critical Component of the USP <797> Standard

If You Didn’t Document It, Did It Really Happen? The 2022 revisions to USP <797> place an increased emphasis on

In December 2024, Pace® designated its laboratory in Pennsauken, NJ as a Center of Excellence for Fungal Analysis. Staffed by a team of

As schools across the country gear up for the new academic year, ensuring a safe and healthy learning environment for

With demands on the American healthcare system growing, construction projects to expand capacity or update services are a common sight

Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs) are a major public health concern as they increase the length of hospital stays, healthcare costs, and

Curious about the advantages and limitations of various asbestos detection methods? During my April webinar, I took a deep dive

Just add water… Mold grows in hospitals and other healthcare facilities for the same reason it grows in old buildings.

USP <797> is often talked about as though compliance is a “pass/fail” test. Either CFU counts are exceeded or they

At its essence, USP <797> is a quality control (QC) standard used to protect patients from contamination that can occur

Mold spores are ubiquitous in the indoor and outdoor environment. Damp and moldy conditions indoors have been associated with adverse