http://membership.uhms.org/forums/posts.asp?topic=381992 Wed, 22 May 2013 15:18:41 GMT Sat, 30 Jun 2012 17:11:23 GMT Copyright © 2012 Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society http://membership.uhms.org/forums/posts.asp?topic=381992 http://membership.uhms.org/forums/posts.asp?topic=381992 Hello, Does anyone else use wireless camera monitors for their monoplace chambers. I wan't to get monitors, almost like baby monitors to have on patients faces so I can view a little more consistantly from my desk. If you do, please let me know what type or brand. Thank you so much.]]> Mon, 12 Mar 2012 00:27:44 GMT http://membership.uhms.org/forums/posts.asp?topic=424810 http://membership.uhms.org/forums/posts.asp?topic=424810 Where is your desk stationed?  Is it in the room or in another room away from the chambers?  If it is in another room away from the chambers how quickly can you react to an emergency?  Do you have the gas valves in reach or are they in the treatment room?  Is always better to be stationed between the chambers.  1 Tech per two chambers and always 2 techs in the room during treatments.  Reason being, the patients are trusting us to be there, having someone between the chambers gives them a sense of calm.  Also, in the event of any emergency we need to be in the room, safety is always first and top priority.  With the events that took place in Ocean Hyperbarics down in Florida, safety is important and every second counts.

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