RISE: Oxygen Equipment Training for Personnel Handling Devices
Purpose of the training is to equip participants with the skills to operate and manage oxygen equipment effectively, including oxygen cylinders, liquid medical oxygen, medical gas pipeline systems, PSA plants, oxygen concentrators, and ventilators. The training objectives focus on diagnosing equipment malfunctions, calibration settings, problem-solving, professional behavior, communication skills, and maintenance. The training schedule includes sessions covering various aspects of oxygen equipment management.
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Reaching Impact, Saturation, and Epidemic Control (RISE): Operation and Maintenance of Oxygen Equipment Training For Personnel Handling Oxygen Devices/ Master Trainers Date
Purpose of the Training At the end of this course, participants are expected to effectively operate and manage oxygen equipment s like oxygen cylinders, liquid medical oxygen, medical gas pipeline systems, PSA plants, oxygen concentrators and other oxygen equipment like ventilators at their respective levels. REACHING IMPACT, SATURATION, AND EPIDEMIC CONTROL (RISE)
Training Objectives By end of this training, the participants will be able to: Assist in diagnose and provide on-call and on-site service for equipment malfunctions along with preparation of action plan for the service of equipment and timely delivery to hospitals. Understanding of operation of oxygen equipment and assist in calibration settings and help in respiratory equipment maintenance. Analyze, and solve open-ended problems with medical relevance such as those encountered during installation, inspection, repair, and calibration, as well as verify performance with minimal technical supervision. Demonstrate professional behavior, personal qualities, good communication and written skills and work in team appropriately for working role in operation and maintenance of respiratory equipment Awareness of Do and Don ts during handling of Equipment and appraisal of proper reports as and When the Situation demands. REACHING IMPACT, SATURATION, AND EPIDEMIC CONTROL (RISE)
Training Schedule S. No. Sessions Methods Duration Tea and registration of participants 1 Session I: Introduction and pre-test Group activity 60 mins 2 Session II: Basics of oxygen management system Presentation, discussion, and demonstration 120 mins 3 Session III: Oxygen cylinders Presentation, discussion, demonstration and group activity 180 mins 4 Session IV: Liquid medical oxygen Presentation, discussion and group work 180 mins 5 Session V: PSA Presentation, discussion and group work 180 mins 6 Session VI: Medical gas pipeline system Presentation, discussion and group work 120 mins 7 Session VII: Oxygen concentrator Presentation, and discussion 120 mins 8 Session VIII: Other oxygen equipment (Ventilators and Pulse Oximetry) Presentation, discussion, and demonstration 120 mins 9 Session IX: Medical oxygen handling and safety Presentation and discussion 120 mins REACHING IMPACT, SATURATION, AND EPIDEMIC CONTROL (RISE) 45 mins 10 Session X: Post- training assessment Group work and Self-assessment End of training
Thank You! Thank You! This presentation was made possible with support from the United States Agency for International Development funded RISE program, under the terms of the cooperative agreement 7200AA19CA00003. The contents are the responsibility of the RISE program and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.
