Objectives: Ambulatory oxygen therapy is sometimes needed when transferring inpatients. The prescribed administration rate must be maintained during the entire transit time. This implies that paramedical staff calculates the volume of gas remaining in the cylinder, based on the residual pressure displayed on the oxygen cylinders. This step carries a risk of errors and wastage. The objective of this study was to assess the impact of a digital autonomy display system on the use of oxygen cylinders at the hospital
Anesthesia care providers routinely deliver supplemental O2 during monitored anesthesia care to prev...
Abstract Background Recently, a non-commercial oxygenation laryngoscope was able to maintain apneic ...
IntroductionSupplementary oxygen is used routinely during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). High ...
BACKGROUND: Oxygen cylinders are widely used both in hospital and prehospital care. Excessive or ina...
Medical gas delivery equipment is a potential source of patient injury. Recent attention in health c...
Background: Oxygen "wafting" provides a non-contact oxygen alternative for uncooperative paediatric ...
BACKGROUND: Resource planning is essential for successful transport of the mechanically ven-tilated ...
Introduction: Manual material handling activities in long and short periods may lead to complication...
BACKGROUND: Ambulatory oxygen is an important component of long-term oxygen therapy. Pulse-dose tech...
Background: Hypoxemia is currently treated in hospital wards with oxygen, released continuously by "...
Background: Oxygen delivery to pediatric patients in the emergency room can be a challenging task. W...
Supplemental oxygen is often given to awake, sedated patients in order to decrease the frequency and...
Introduction: A range of devices are available for delivering and monitoring home oxygen therapy (HO...
This is the first time a multidisciplinary team has employed an iterative co-design method to determ...
Background: Providing supplemental oxygen with a blow-by method is used to provide additional oxygen...
Anesthesia care providers routinely deliver supplemental O2 during monitored anesthesia care to prev...
Abstract Background Recently, a non-commercial oxygenation laryngoscope was able to maintain apneic ...
IntroductionSupplementary oxygen is used routinely during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). High ...
BACKGROUND: Oxygen cylinders are widely used both in hospital and prehospital care. Excessive or ina...
Medical gas delivery equipment is a potential source of patient injury. Recent attention in health c...
Background: Oxygen "wafting" provides a non-contact oxygen alternative for uncooperative paediatric ...
BACKGROUND: Resource planning is essential for successful transport of the mechanically ven-tilated ...
Introduction: Manual material handling activities in long and short periods may lead to complication...
BACKGROUND: Ambulatory oxygen is an important component of long-term oxygen therapy. Pulse-dose tech...
Background: Hypoxemia is currently treated in hospital wards with oxygen, released continuously by "...
Background: Oxygen delivery to pediatric patients in the emergency room can be a challenging task. W...
Supplemental oxygen is often given to awake, sedated patients in order to decrease the frequency and...
Introduction: A range of devices are available for delivering and monitoring home oxygen therapy (HO...
This is the first time a multidisciplinary team has employed an iterative co-design method to determ...
Background: Providing supplemental oxygen with a blow-by method is used to provide additional oxygen...
Anesthesia care providers routinely deliver supplemental O2 during monitored anesthesia care to prev...
Abstract Background Recently, a non-commercial oxygenation laryngoscope was able to maintain apneic ...
IntroductionSupplementary oxygen is used routinely during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). High ...