Given the increased use of medical oxygen as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals and other health care providers face various challenges when storing the excess gas needed for treatment. Mark Chrisman, healthcare practice director at Henderson Engineers, recently wrote an article on this subject for Health Facilities Management (HFM) magazine, a notable trade publication focused on health care design, construction, and operations.
Chrisman, who has been assisting clients nationwide with navigating the pandemic, shares key measures that can help the healthcare industry prepare for infectious diseases that may impact oxygen demand in the future. To read his expert advice, visit https://www.hfmmagazine.com/articles/4265-six-lessons-for-managing-medical-gas-storage.
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