Q-bital Healthcare Solutions

communities, healthcare villages for global events, and healthcare compounds for use on sites where existing infrastructure has been catastrophically damaged. Q-bital’s fleet facilitates over 75% of all clinical procedure types performed in major acute hospitals. They do this, Mr. Spryszynski explains, with the help of their highly successful, six-step program. “Our Six Stages to Success guide has proven to be an invaluable tool in ensuring every project is accomplished to the highest standard. We use it to develop a really solid plan and a foundation on which to build the whole project. It fosters an active, communicative relationship between us and our client, and encourages them to be a part of the whole process from beginning to end.” Q-bital’s Six Stages to Success is enacted through the following steps: Exploration, See it in Action, Tailoring the Solution, Implementation, that patients requiring other care be seen as soon as possible. And that’s where we come in.” Mr. Spryszynski continues, “When many of us think about COVID-19, we think of the pandemic as a single event that started in late 2019 and took hold in most places around the world sometime between February and March 2020 - and has been with us since. However, the health response in terms of physical capacity and infrastructure has varied in rather distinct and identifiable stages and is likely to continue to evolve until the threat is considered over. We have seen communities in some states and cities in hard lockdown while other cities were able to go about their business almost normally. Should at some point the tables turn where demand for support grows in another part of the country, it is only a matter of days before a mobile facility can be transported to site, promptly resulting in that location immediately having the additional Installation and maintenance of medical gas pipelines. w w w . a m g s . c o m . a u T: 0403516612 | T: 0407339907 Q-B I TAL HEALTHCARE SOLUT IONS Commissioning, and In Practice. Q-bital has continued to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic in a carefully considered yet proactive manner, Mr. Spryszynski is proud to share. “Situations like the one the pandemic has presented are what we are made for. We have been on the front lines providing facilities and clinical staff to run them. This has included treatment facilities as well as sterilization and quarantine areas. Our ability to make a difference has been most prominent in our provision of temporary modules and mobile clinics to help take some of the stress off hospitals and medical centres. We have used our resources to start bringing down the level of backlog COVID-19 has caused for general examinations and elective surgeries. With many healthcare providers being overwhelmed with COVID patients, it’s been incredibly important