Equipment

Wish List

The Campbell River Hospital Foundation

 

 

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Equipment Needs

Your donations support the purchase of necessary equipment for the Campbell River Hospital

Every year, the Campbell River Hospital has a wish list of equipment put together by various departments in the hospital. These medical equipments help assure that our Hospital has the most up-to-date equipment and can provide the best care possible to our patients.

Help us Ensure Quality Healthcare, Close to Home.

 

Deep Resolve Software (MRI)

Medical Imaging

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Deep Resolve is a cutting edge AI technology that was health Canada approved in December of 2023.  This de-noising technology improves the imaging quality of MRI's and improves the imaging and an easier patient experience within medical imaging.  Additionally, the time savings for patients will translate into more cases being completed and faster access to care for patients in North Vancouver Island needing MRI's.

 

Centrella Smart beds (3)

Inpatient 

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This is for hospital beds to have specialized mattresses for pressure injury prevention and management.  This mattress surface has "weight-based pressure redistribution that automatically adjusts to patient weight and bed position for optimal pressure redistribution, shear management and patient comfort" and "focused advanced microclimate technology proven to effectively remove excess heat and moisture await from patients skin, especially through the sacral  area where pressure injuries are most common."

Hospital beds with specialty mattresses will hopefully increase patient access to highly needed specialty equipment, improve patient care and reduce overall health care costs. 

 

 

Diros Generator

Surgical Services

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This piece of equipment is a small generator, the size of a carry on suitcase.  The machine uses radio waves to create a current that heats a small area of nerve tissue.  The heat destroys that area of the nerve, stopping it from sending pain signals to your brain.  The pain management techniques includes but is not limited to supporting clients with cervical pain, thoracic lumbar pain, sacroiliac pain, hip, knee and foot pain. 

There are currently interventions in place  for pain management, they include regular medication injections and pain medications. These are not the ideal situation, nor are they ideal from a system standpoint.  Having the capacity to further eliminate the pain signals being sent would allow a more fulsome life with less time spent travelling and securing pain management. 

 

 

 

Equipment needs for 2024-2025

Portable Dental X-Ray Machine - $33,609

 This portable x-ray machine is used for dental surgery and will be especially useful for paediatric patients. Utilizing the latest x-ray technology, it preserves the quality of images and delivers exact, repeatable exposures.  The ergonomic design innovations make the shape and weight dispersion of the device more stable in the palm.  The unique, lead impregnated acrylic shield protects the operator from direct and scatter radiation. 

 

Pathologist Microscope - $21,631

 

Straight Probe -$19,500
Boxpicker Upgrade - Pharmacy $19,700
Early Vue-Vital Signs Monitor - (2) - $13,479

 

Monitoring a patients vital signs can be a critical component to quality care.  The EarlyVue Vital Signs Monitor also referred to as a “Nurse on a stick” are mobile machines that offer a reliable method  for capturing essential basic readings, including monitoring a patients temperature, blood pressure, oxygen saturation and heart rate. 

Philips V3S0 Wall Monitor - $5,850
Vein Viewer - $29,396

 This vein viewer uses an infrared light to find and map out veins 10-15mm deep.  This equipment has real-time image, with an approximate 98% accuracy for assessing actual vein size.  Because it is mobile and easily maneuverable it can be adjusted according to the position of the patient, while leading the clincians hands free to perform the procedure.

CPR Dolls

These dolls will enable staff to maintain high-quality CPR Training for our staff at the CRH.  Featuring QCPR technology, they provide objective measurement and corrective feedback on key CPR parameters along with parameter logging for later debriefing/analysis

Centella Smart Beds (3) $52,683

This is for hospital beds to have specialized mattresses for pressure injury prevention and management.  This will have weight-based pressure redistribution that automatically adjusts to patients weight and bed position for optimal pressure redistribution, shear management and patient comfort. 

Maternity Clinic - Blood Pressure Monitors and Cuffs -

The BiRCH Clinic, located in the Wellness Center at Campbell River Hospital receives referrals for individuals who have experienced pregnancy complications ( hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, gestational diabetes, intrauterine growth restriction, preterm birth, placental abruption) and are at risk for both short-term and long-term cardiovascular complications.  The goal of the BiRCH clinic is to explain, education and empower the patient to advocate for their health in future pregnancies and over their lifespan.  These cuffs are loaned out to moms in order to monitor and record their Blood pressure at home in conjunction with the care they receive with the BiRCH Clinic team. 

Holter Monitors (5) - $7,986

A holter monitor is a portable device for continuously monitoring various electrical activity of the cardiovascular system.  This will record a patients electrocardiogram for 7 days while the patient undergoes their normal daily activities.  This allows doctors to evaluate the heartbeat over time and during normal activities to allow for an accurate diagnosis.

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375 - 2nd Avenue,
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