RIH Foundation Receives Donation for Hamilton T1 Ventilator

Royal Inland Hospital (RIH Foundation) is in the news again. This healthcare facility has received a new ventilator for “High Acuity Response Team” following a generous donation. The advanced piece of device would now enable the medical practitioners to extend better care, when shifting patients from rural healthcare centers with this state – of -the -art equipment. Research analysts at “Allied Market Research” weighing up on the growth rate, demand, opportunities, share and size and technology advancements in the “World Mechanical Ventilators Market” indicate that advance Hamilton T1 device is intelligently developed for intensive transport especially for those who need help with breathing.

Officials at the facility revealed that the device is also a boon for the “RIH Emergency Department “. This indicates that patient with respiratory problems can use the equipment, when it’s not in use for patient transport. A PR from the team at “RIH Foundation “reads “The old ventilator was old, obsolete and a replacement was urgently needed to ensure patients could be safely transferred by the HART team.” Sources reveal that the mechanical ventilator was being used by High Acuity Response Team members based in the Kamloops area since March 24, 2016. The ventilator was bought after having received a generous sum by “TB Vets Charitable Foundation”.

Royal Inland Hospital Foundation received a donation of about $ 442,000, which is one of its kind donation by the charitable trust in past twenty-five years. HART is popular for having a ground – based transportation team for critical patients. Team further consists of Royal Inland Hospital trained respiratory therapist as well as nurses. TB Vets has been being making winds for extending its support to medical respiratory research and development. It has been recognized for recognizing respiratory therapists. Medical practitioners at RIH foundation echoed their sentiments by saying that they are thankful to TB Vets for providing a life – saving respiratory device. They said not only the community but the surrounding region will now have an access to the equipment.

Since its inception in 1983, the RIH Foundation has remained committed to carrying forward its tradition of raising funds particularly for patient requiring critical care equipment. Other focus areas of the foundation include funding students who take up courses in health sciences and other special courses that would aid Royal Inland Hospital Foundation and local healthcare centers offer an advanced attention possible for people, their family members and friends both today and in years to come.

In 2015, RIH had approached TB Vets Charitable Foundation to help them buy a new ventilator especially for the High Acuity Response Team program. Their old ventilator had become obsolete and needed an urgent replacement to make sure patients with respiratory problems could be shifted safely by the team. The Hamilton T1 mechanical ventilator bought by RIH is particularly developed for transport ventilation of patients needing intensive care. Moreover, patients including both adults and infants who need help with breathing problems.

Eyeing the major developments in the industry, Allied Market Research has published a report titled “World Mechanical Ventilators Market - Opportunities and Forecasts, 2015 – 2022”. As per the study the market is expected to generate a revenue of $3.9 billion between 2016 to 2022. Research also outlines that the industry would register a CAGR of 5.4 percent by 2020. The critical imperatives such as demands, drivers, restraints and opportunities among others factors are discussed in the report. Prominent leaders covered during the study include Becton Dickinson and Company, Smiths Group Plc, Hamilton Medical AG and General Electric Company among others. To conclude, the qualitative and quantitative research techniques used by the analyst’s report is worth an investors time and investment.