IT power supply systems
International and local standards require insulated voltage power systems for hospital critical areas.
We develop hospital electrical safety infrastructure solutions for
critical areas of hospitals: operating rooms, ITU or ICU.
International and local standards require insulated voltage power systems for hospital critical areas.
The medical insulation monitor continuously oversees the insulation resistance of IT medical systems.
Grounding sockets and connectors are essential in creating an equipotential ground connection, helping to avoid contact voltages in critical medical areas.
Today, healthcare is increasingly shaping up for a digital future, integrating technological advances that are transforming the way healthcare is delivered. Innovations such as social media applications, the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other digital tools are enabling doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals to improve efficiency, make care safer and overcome physical barriers. These technological advances not only facilitate more accurate diagnosis but also empower more effective patient monitoring and management.
The World Health Organization (WHO) states that the future of healthcare will necessarily involve the implementation of digital health strategies.
In fact, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) defines the National e-Health Strategy as “the application of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to Health”, highlighting the crucial role of ICT for the collection, analysis and dissemination of health data. In this context, some countries have already implemented advanced systems for managing medical information, as in the United Kingdom, where digitization is key to ensuring a more efficient and accessible health service.
Five years ago, the world faced one of the greatest health crises in modern history. Since the WHO declared the pandemic on March 11, 2020, hospitals became the epicenter of an unprecedented battle: collapsing health systems, lack of resources, healthcare personnel at the limit and extreme pressure that tested the global response capacity.
Today, although the most critical phase is behind us and the pressure on hospitals has eased, the scars are still open. The pandemic left an indelible mark on hospital management, accelerating changes in infrastructure, protocols and medical technologies. In addition, the impact of long COVID continues to fill up surgeries, and the risk of new variants keeps health systems on alert.
Five years on, how has the hospital sector evolved? What lessons have healthcare professionals learned? This anniversary is an opportunity to analyze how the pandemic transformed healthcare and what challenges continue to shape the future of hospitals.
Choosing a hospital is a crucial decision that can significantly influence a patient’s recovery and well-being. In order to help patients make informed choices, Newsweek magazine, in collaboration with the analysis firm Statista, has published the World’s Best Hospitals 2025 ranking, which highlights the most outstanding hospitals worldwide and by country.
In the most recent ranking of the 250 best hospitals in the world, US institutions once again top the list.
However, Spanish hospitals have gained prestige and have managed to stand out in this ranking. At ETKHO, we have actively participated in many of them.
This March, Etkho, in collaboration with our partner Tedisel Medical, was present at the 2025 edition of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, the world’s most influential technology and telecommunications event. With 109,000 attendees and 2,900 exhibiting companies, the show reaffirmed its key role in defining the digital future.
This year’s edition was marked by a strong commitment to innovation in artificial intelligence (AI), connectivity and digitization. Leading companies in the sector presented their advances in emerging technologies, from 6G networks to edge computing solutions, highlighting how AI is revolutionizing industries such as healthcare, telecommunications and mobility.
Over the past years, technological evolution has enabled advancements in real-time monitoring systems for hospital electrical installations. The integration of advanced systems provides constant supervision and real-time analysis, enhancing safety and optimizing energy management.
Electrical installations in hospitals are critical components that ensure the proper functioning of medical equipment, lighting in high-security areas, and emergency systems.
Interruptions or failures in the power supply can have devastating consequences for patient care and hospital staff.
Real-time monitoring systems are therefore vital tools to ensure the reliability of these infrastructures.
Arab Health 2025, the world’s most prestigious hospital sector trade fair, concluded after three days of intense activity and an important announcement for 2026.
ETKHO has once again participated in Arab Health 2025. The fair, held from January 27 to 30 at the Dubai World Trade Center, marked its 50th edition as the largest healthcare event in the Middle East.
The event, under the theme “Investing in Impact: Redefining Healthcare through Innovation and Collaboration,” brought together over 3,800 exhibitors and welcomed more than 60,000 visitors, serving as a unique platform for innovation, collaboration, and education in the healthcare sector.