Central oxygen system a vital infrastructure that delivers medical-grade oxygen to patient care areas throughout the facility. It ensures that patients who require supplemental oxygen therapy receive a continuous and reliable oxygen supply to support their respiratory needs. The central oxygen system of Khidmah hospital is maintained by continuous supervision of an engineer with two central oxygen technician round the clock.

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Key features of a hospital central oxygen system include:

Oxygen Generation: The central oxygen system generates medical-grade oxygen using oxygen concentrators, liquid oxygen tanks, or oxygen cylinders. Oxygen is produced on-site or delivered to the hospital from an external supplier. 

Distribution Network: The oxygen distribution network consists of pipelines, valves, regulators, and outlets that deliver oxygen to patient care areas such as patient rooms, operating rooms and emergency departments.

Oxygen Outlets: Oxygen outlets are strategically located in patient rooms and treatment areas, equipped with flow meters or oxygen delivery devices such as nasal cannulas or oxygen masks to administer oxygen therapy to patients as prescribed by healthcare providers.

Monitoring and Control: The central oxygen system is equipped with monitoring and control devices to regulate oxygen flow rates, pressure levels, and oxygen purity to maintain optimal conditions for patient safety and comfort.

Maintenance and Safety: Regular maintenance, inspection, and testing of the central oxygen system are conducted to ensure compliance with safety standards and regulatory requirements. Safety protocols are implemented to prevent oxygen leaks, contamination, and other hazards. Overall, the central oxygen system of a hospital is a critical infrastructure that supports patient care, respiratory therapy, and medical interventions, playing a vital role in maintaining patient health and safety within the healthcare facility.