ETKHO Hospital Engineering ETKHO Hospital Engineering

We specialize in the manufacture of electrical safety equipment and services in surgical sectors

We provide electrical infrastructure solutions to hospitals for their critical areas

We design equipment for isolated IT systems aimed at ensuring patient safety

ETKHO
Hospital Engineering

We are a company of engineers with more than 30 years of experience, specialized in hospital electrical safety solutions. We offer high quality technological products and services, for IT electrical systems of critical units, with the objective of preserving patient safety, facilitating the management and analysis of the electrical installation to the hospital engineering team, both locally and remotely.

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electrical safety for hospitals: operating room and ICU

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We develop hospital electrical safety infrastructure solutions for
critical areas of hospitals: operating rooms, ITU or ICU.

IT Power Supply Systems | Hospital electrical safety infrastructure solutions
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IT power supply systems

International and local standards require insulated voltage power systems for hospital critical areas.

Insulation monitor | Hospital electrical safety infrastructure solutions
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Insulation monitor

The medical insulation monitor continuously oversees the insulation resistance of IT medical systems.

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Ground connections

Grounding sockets and connectors are essential in creating an equipotential ground connection, helping to avoid contact voltages in critical medical areas.

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A national health strategy with a gender perspective

The working group Women Leaders in Healthcare (WLHC) organized the event “Health Does Have a Gender” in November to address the female health gap and its impact on social and economic sectors.

Women Leaders in Healthcare is a group driven by female leaders in Spain who aim to build and contribute solutions to current and future problems across all sectors influenced by health.

During the event, professionals from various sectors analyzed the situation in Spain regarding the gender health gap as a structural issue, the impact of bias in the diagnosis and treatment of women, and its economic and political implications.

At the debate held in Madrid, women from different fields called for the creation of a National Health Strategy with a Gender Perspective.

The 41st Hospital Engineering Seminar closes with continued success

Hospital engineering celebrates another milestone on its path toward excellence in the healthcare system. Over three days, the FIBES II Congress Palace in Seville became the national hub for hospital engineering, hosting the 41st Hospital Engineering Seminar.

This edition brought together more than 1,500 participants, 120 exhibiting companies, and featured 13 discussion panels, establishing itself as a key reference point for the healthcare sector.

Organized by the Spanish Association of Hospital Engineering (AEIH), the seminar once again tackled crucial topics related to hospital infrastructure and technology, from cybersecurity to the use of renewable energy sources.

Keys to the First Sectorial Report on the Social and Environmental Impact of the Pharmaceutical Industry

Innovative pharmaceutical companies provide society with one of its most valued assets, significantly contributing to public health and well-being: medicines.

The primary goal of this sector is to improve people’s lives through biopharmaceutical innovation.

Moreover, recognizing the interconnectedness of health and environmental care, the pharmaceutical industry has long integrated sustainability principles into its daily operations. This aims to create a positive impact on both individual well-being and the planet.

Medical burnout syndrome

Medical burnout syndrome has gained increasing attention in recent years due to its negative impact on both healthcare workers and the quality of patient care.

The WHO recognizes it as a phenomenon resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been properly managed.

In healthcare, burnout is particularly concerning because it affects those on the frontlines of patient care, directly impacting safety and effectiveness in treatment.

Disruptive hospitals of today and tomorrow

At the end of September, the 2nd Congress on Disruptive Hospitals took place.

Organized by the Official College of Industrial Engineers of Madrid and the Association of Industrial Engineers of Madrid, in collaboration with the General Council of Industrial Engineers and the Spanish Institute of Engineering, the event brought together 23 international experts from leading institutions such as the Mayo Clinic in the United States and Morriston Hospital in the United Kingdom.

Over two days, participants discussed innovations that are transforming the healthcare landscape both nationally and globally.

Conclusions of the Latest Report on the National Health System

The 2023 annual report of the National Health System (SNS), published in August 2024 by the Ministry of Health, leaves no room for doubt: the overall state of healthcare and the health system is worsening rapidly.

This report provides a detailed overview of the population’s health status and the functioning of the healthcare system, based on data collected during 2023 and previous years.

Among the numerous data points, the decline in care quality stands out, reflected in the record increase in waiting times in Primary Care and the reduction in the ratios of healthcare personnel.

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