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Healthcare facilities, such as hospitals and GP practices, have an important duty to maintain excellent air quality. Their main goal is to help people get back to full health, a goal that is hindered if air pollution worsens existing health problems. Therefore, it’s increasingly crucial for these institutions to establish and use strong air monitoring systems.
The ultimate goal? To systematically transform into a ‘clean air hospital,’ ensuring an air-safe environment for all. This is where Persium can play a pivotal role. With its cutting-edge air quality monitoring system, Persium provides an innovative solution to help healthcare institutions achieve this vision.
Improves health and safety for hospital staff and patients
- Empower your staff, patients, and the general public by sharing real-time health recommendations available through MapView®. These valuable insights dynamically respond to spikes in air pollution, ensuring relevant guidance at all times.
- Augment this technology with the Persium Pods installed throughout the facility to provide constant updates on air pollution levels, offering vital information for optimal safety.
- Initiate proactive steps to prevent unnecessary idling outside medical establishments, further reducing pollution exposure.
- Embedding clean air education into the employee induction process and integrating Clean Air Hospital Framework (CAHF) requirements into the tendering procedure strengthens this commitment.
Improves health and safety for hospital staff and patients
- Leveraging the Persium Pod network, medical facilities can pinpoint pollution hotspots and detect emission spikes throughout the day, applicable to both indoor and outdoor environments.
- This invaluable data paves the way for pollution source identification and minimisation, thus enhancing air quality in and around the health center.
- The Persium Dashboard offers comprehensive analytical capabilities essential for assessing air pollution levels. This in-depth data analysis can be used to devise informed mitigation strategies.
- Becoming a champion of national initiatives and collaborating with various stakeholders to improve air quality demonstrates leadership and dedication.
- Lead the change by proactively minimising activities that contribute to air pollution within the sphere of the health sector’s control.
