Research results from Larissa:
Water and hospitals
In Sweden:
https://www.slideshare.net/zoegallou/research-in-our-school-
about-environment-and-preservation
Research results from Burdur:
All hospitals in Sweden are recom-
mended to have double water
supplies to ensure that there is
always water for the hospitals. If
the normal supply of water is not
enough, there should be another
way of water entering the hospital.
Without water it is difficult to
exercise care, the dialysis is clearly
affected, but also all forms of
cleaning (sterile, for example) are
stagnant without water supply. So
even if you think you can handle
patients in departments, it's hard
to do treatments if you cannot
clean instruments etc.
Current dialysis, it is a very special
part of health care that is com-
pletely dependent on the fact that
we have water. Without water, we
cannot perform the treatments on
the patients and then we have to
start moving the entire operation
to other hospitals, which in prac-
tice is reversed if possible. The
dialysis also has its own water
treatment plants that further puri-
fy incoming water to use it in dialy-
sis. Even the dialysis water treat-
ment plants have two of them so
that we can switch everything on
the other if you break down.
Here at the hospital, we will soon
have two water supplies to the
hospital. A pipeline has been taken
from Degerfors waterworks to
provide the hospital. To operate a
new wire, it must be flushed for a
long time and after that there are a
lot of sampling, etc. to ensure the
water quality before the water is
well connected to the hospital .
We will have an entrance with
Degerforsvatten to the hospital,
but still two or more entrances of
Karlskoga water. If there is a stop
on the water from Degerfors, you
can start one of the Karlskoga
entrances and drive it to the hospi-
tal.
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