Spring Cleaning for Patient Monitoring Systems

As hospitals move into the second quarter of the year, many clinical engineering departments review the condition of their patient monitoring equipment. Preventative attention now can reduce unexpected downtime later in the year, particularly for bedside monitors, telemetry units, and accessories.

1. Inspect SpO2 sensors and cables

SpO2 accessories are among the most frequently replaced monitoring components.

2. Evaluate telemetry system performance

Telemetry systems can develop issues related to battery contacts or worn leads.

3. Verify monitor alarm accuracy

Alarm accuracy is critical for patient safety and clinician trust.

4. Review aging equipment for repair opportunities Board level repair can extend device life.

Board level repair can extend device life.

5. Maintain critical spare accessories

Keeping essential accessories available reduces downtime.

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