Intensive care & emergencies

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Critical care relies on continuous monitoring and on equipment that is permanently available. Sizing depends on the number of beds, the level of care and the organisation of the department.

The study covers the equipment at each bed, but also the medical gas and power supplies on which it depends.

Commonly studied needs

Requests most often concern the following items. Each project is then defined in detail with the facility:

• Intensive care and transport ventilators
• Multiparameter monitors and central monitoring stations
• Syringe pumps and infusion pumps
• Defibrillators and emergency trolleys
• Intensive care beds and positioning devices
• Oxygen therapy and suction
• Warming and temperature control equipment

How a request works

The process is the same for all equipment families:

1. 01
   Needs assessmentAnalysis of the specifications, the installation context and the department’s constraints.
2. 02
   SourcingSearch for suppliers and solutions matching the stated need.
3. 03
   ComparisonSide-by-side comparison of the options from technical, budgetary and logistical points of view.
4. 04
   ProcurementCoordination of the order, shipping and delivery.
5. 05
   Installation & trainingOrganisation of commissioning and user training with the technical partners.

Availability, technical specifications and terms of supply are studied case by case, after analysis of the specifications and validation with the technical partners.

Points studied with you

• Continuity of operation: power supply and medical gases.
• A consistent equipment base to simplify use and maintenance.
• Training of care teams on the devices installed.

See also

• Operating theatre→
• Laboratory→
• All equipment families→
• Our services: from needs to training→
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