Uploaded on May 25, 2021
While conducting research for this blog we came across an NCBI 2018 article that stresses the importance of ensuring the safety of a medical gas pipeline system across every health institute and hospital due to its diverse applications. Quite often, we tend to systematize and automate these systems for their operation and upkeep. However, there are certain processes that require scrutinous cleaning procedures. Improper medical gas verification can lead to some serious damage while jeopardizing the lives of the patients and posing medically dangerous risks.
Reasons and Threats of A Faulty Medical Gas Verification
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Reasons and
Threats of A
Faulty Medical
Gas
Verification
While conducting research for this blog
we came across an NCBI 2018 article that
stresses the importance of ensuring the
safety of a medical gas pipeline system
across every health institute and hospital
due to its diverse applications. Quite
often, we tend to systematize and
automate these systems for their
operation and upkeep. However, there
are certain processes that require
scrutinous cleaning procedures. Improper
medical gas verification can lead to some
serious damage while jeopardizing the
lives of the patients and posing medically
dangerous risks.
Issues Posed by A Faulty
Medical Gas Verification
Certain professionals or medical facility supervisors tend to let in latent practices
that can act as a catalyst for future potential calamity. These mechanical/ work-
practice failures can eventually lead to life-threatening situations. These failures
can include poor design systems, operating systems, maintenance procedures,
poor communication between engineers/ verifiers, substandard installation/
maintenance procedures of the relevant plumbing systems, and many more.
Below we will be talking about some serious threats and highlight their reasons. In
case you find yourself doing any of those, you will know what not to do.
CAD Over-Reliability
Technology and automation have indeed
taken over our lives. Interestingly, this mode
of convenience can be a reason to take our
lives as well. Overdependence and lack of
skill/ unaware design decisions can give rise to
major gas supply/ plumbing problems such as
clogged suction system due to dried
accumulations of gas along a patient’s gas
line. A well-balanced mix of a manual and
automated system for quality control is an
ideal way to ensure the proper functioning of
both technical and procedural systems.
Miscommunication an
Malpractices of Professionals
Certain professionals suffer from “hurry up syndrome” that causes them to
rush through their work leading to compromised quality and systems. This
practice overlooks the error management technique. For instance, some
plumbers may shut down every pipeline simultaneously during a multi-gas
tie-in shutdown. These situations require lines to be closed down one by one.
Continuing from here, if another professional isn’t informed of the lines, he
may have no clue as to which goes where. This can also lead to attaching
misidentified lines and crossing them that eventually leads to life-threatening
situations.
Uncertified/ Inexperienced
Service Providers
Medical gas verification service providers without any prior training pose
more danger than a faulty gas pipeline. They have no understanding of the
redundancies of different systems nor have the skill to be aware of them.
They fail to take proper measures that can solve the issues from the root. For
instance, in case you have hire professionals for the renovation of multiple
live zone valves, as a standard measure, the professionals need to cut off the
supply and disconnect the lines. Direct placement of a fresh line without
cutting off the supply can lead to a major accidental gas leak. Also, smart
software often conditions systems to run smoothly even with anomalies.
Identification and assessment of them require an experts’ eye.
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