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Medical
architectural solutions from Drager
 Medical
gas pipeline systems
Medical gas pipeline systems have become an indispensable
feature of modern hospitals since a reliable supply of medical
gases oxygen, air for breathing, nitrous oxide and carbon
dioxide and vacuum is a pre-requisite for trouble-free operation
and patient care.
Alarm
systems
Operating and emergency alarm panels are used for monitoring
medical gas pipeline systems. Thereby emergency alarm panels
inform the medical staff on the wards about a pressure decrease,
while operating alarm panels inform the technical staff of
the operating condition or changes in operating conditions.
Alarm
management systems
Complete supervision is required at all times and at all points
in order to ensure the reliable functioning of medical gas
pipeline systems. The individual components of the alarm management
system monitor the correct function of the supply system from
the plants to the terminal units and report the state of operation
to, for eg. the hospital’s building management system.
Anaesthetic
gas scavenging system
In order to protect the OT-staff the superfluous anaesthetic
gas is removed from the circle system by the anaesthetic gas
scavenging system. The AGSS terminal unit can be installed
in walls, in wall trunking as well as in medical supply units.
The functional safety and economic viability of a hospital
are greatly influenced by the consistency of its medical gas
pipeline systems. Drager engineers assist in developing made-to-measure
solutions.
The
Drager team of engineers and installation specialists assure
the competent installation of the medical gas pipeline systems.
The trouble-free operation of your architectural systems can
be ensured by the service team from Drager.
Design
of medical workplaces
A pleasant surrounding is important in aiding recovery of
patients for having a shorter stay in the hospital. Also it
is important in facilitating efficient routine work and having
a positive effect on the staff in general.
In
most cases induction rooms are small, making compact configuration
of medical equipment an important factor. A compact, organised
workplace offers a better overview, enabling safe, efficient
workflow.
Drager
ceiling supply units (CSU) provide excellent workplaces for
the anaesthesists- for both anaesthesia and infusion. For
anaesthesia the problems are created by cables and hoses are
eliminated by bringing the gas and electrical connections
to the equipment-offering hygienic advantages as well as preventive
tripping hazards. On the surgical side, Drager CSUs provide
flexibility in equipment positioning , bring electrical and
gas connections close to the point of use and allow for convenient
parking of equipment when not in use. Fulfiling the patients
needs in the NICU or ICU demands total concentration from
the medical staff. User friendly and ergonomically designed
workplace concepts allow the staff to focus entirely on the
patient. Workplace flexibility is critical to ensure that
changing medical and patient needs can be accommodated.
Well
designed work-places also provide patients and their families
with a more pleasant atmosphere which, research shows, accelerates
the recovery process.
For
details contact:
Abani Tripathy,
Usha Drager Ltd,
B-11/94, MCIE,
Shershahsuri Marg,
Badarpur, New Delhi - 110044
Ph: 011-6944745 / 746
E-mail: abani.tripathy@udrager.com
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