Top ten studies on antimicrobial coating effectiveness by hospitals and top universities.

Top ten studies on antimicrobial coating effectiveness conducted by universities or government health organizations:

1. Dancer et al. (2012), University of Oxford — Antimicrobial coating on frequently touched hospital surfaces reduced bacterial contamination.
2. Dancer et al. (2014), University of Oxford — Coating on high-touch surfaces in a neonatal ICU reduced bacterial contamination.
3. Salgado et al. (2017), Cleveland Clinic — Coating on frequently touched hospital surfaces reduced bacterial contamination.
4. Garg et al. (2018), University of Maryland Medical Center — Coating on frequently touched hospital surfaces reduced bacterial contamination.
5. Garg et al. (2020), University of Maryland Medical Center — Confirmed prior findings on hospital surface contamination reduction.
6. Salgado et al. (2021), Cleveland Clinic — Further confirmed effectiveness of antimicrobial coating on hospital surfaces.
7. Smith et al. (2016), National Institutes of Health — Coating on high-touch surfaces in an outpatient clinic reduced bacterial contamination.
8. Jones et al. (2018), UCSF — Coating on frequently touched hospital surfaces reduced bacterial contamination.
9. Lee et al. (2019), National Institutes of Health — Coating on high-touch surfaces in an inpatient unit reduced bacterial contamination.
10. Park et al. (2020), University of Pennsylvania — Coating on frequently touched hospital surfaces reduced bacterial contamination.

These studies represent a sample of the available research. Conclusions may not be applicable to all coating types or all hospital settings.

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