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- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
- CTVS Intensive Care Unit (CTVSICU)
- NEUROSURGICAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (NSICU)
- Surgical intensive care unit
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- Non Invasive Cardiology
- Coronary Care Unit (CCU)
- Intensive Care Units
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Operation Theatres
Facilities & Services
Certified Green OT Certification
What is Green OT Certification
The Green OT is a certification protocol developed by Bureau Veritas. Its goal is to create environmentally friendly and safe operating rooms through the use of green technologies. The accreditation procedure is based on examining the audited hospitals’ drafted protocols, conduct, and criteria. The auditors then certify the information.Green OT Standards must be followed by OTs, and they must be sealed with a green and patient safety certificate.
It will ensure that operating room safety requirements are consistent. Everything beneath the roof is covered, including airflow, OT setup, anaesthetic equipment, evaluating the types of volatile agents utilised, filling systems, and so on. Cleaner practices combined with contemporary technology demonstrate a caring approach to the environment via heat care systems.
The Benefits of Green Occupational Therapy Certification for Healthcare Facilities
- Operational costs are reduced, and the OT surgeons, staff, and patients are in a safe atmosphere.
- Hazardous gas emissions are maintained to a bare minimum, guaranteeing a safe atmosphere.
- Ensures improved operating room quality requirements.
- Better-trained and skilled personnel in your OR, resulting in more efficient OR operation.
- Your OT is certified for clean technology and is environmentally friendly.
Guidelines
- Including looping mechanisms to prevent anaesthetic gas and other radiation leaking from OTs.
- Methods for disposing of biomedical waste
- Strict anti-infective precautions are in place.
- Norms for proper ventilation
- Airflow inside the OTs.
- Creating a standardised OT system
- Inspection of volatile agents.
- Filling System Inspection
- Whether Carbon dioxide, infrared rays, and radiation emission restrictions are being investigated.
- Controlling the temperature and humidity.