In modern healthcare environments, the monitoring and management of temperature and humidity has become critical to ensure patient comfort and recovery. Especially in medical facilities such as nursing homes, patient health is closely related to indoor environmental conditions. Inappropriate fluctuations in temperature and humidity can cause not only discomfort, but can also exacerbate the condition and affect the outcome of treatment.
Customer case
A large nursing home in Jiangxi provides long-term care and rehabilitation services with more than 200 residents. Nursing home management faces many challenges. They found that the temperature and humidity inside the nursing home were changing erratically, which led to the following problems:
01.Patient comfort issue
Residents often complain about discomfort in their rooms. Some rooms are too hot, some are too cold, and the humidity often fluctuates.
02.Health issues
Improper temperature and humidity may affect the health of residents. Some residents suffer from respiratory conditions and require stable environmental conditions.
03. High maintenance costs
Nursing homes have to frequently repair and replace equipment to cope with problems caused by fluctuations in temperature and humidity, which increases maintenance costs.
solution
By implementing the temperature and humidity monitoring system launched by Pan Geotech, a large amount of data can be provided, which can help nursing homes conduct data analysis to identify potential problems and improvement opportunities. By continuously optimizing environmental conditions, operational efficiency and energy usage efficiency can be improved.
01. Residents’ comfort has been improved and complaints have been reduced;
02. The incidence of health problems is reduced, and the symptoms of respiratory patients are relieved;
03. Maintenance costs are reduced because the life of the equipment is extended and the number of repairs is reduced.
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Conclusion
In modern medical environments, temperature and humidity monitoring has become an integral part of improving patient/resident well-being and the quality of medical care. By monitoring and managing temperature and humidity, nursing homes can create a more comfortable, healthier and safer environment that contributes to patient recovery and residents' quality of life.