Kungiyar agajiAbokan hulɗa a cikin kiwon lafiya-PIHYana nufin rage yawan mutuwar saboda rashi na oxygen ta hanyar sabon kayan aikin oxygen na kayan aikin oxygen. Build a reliable next generation integrated Oxygen service BRING O2 is an $8 million project that will BRING additional medical oxygen to hard-to-reach rural communities around the globe. In these regions, about one in five people infected with COVID-19 are at risk due to a lack of readily available medical-grade oxygen in hospitals and healthcare facilities, and more than one million people died each year even before the pandemic, according to Abokan hulɗa cikin lafiya. Dr Paul Sonenthal, lead researcher and associate director of Partners in Health's BRING O2 programme, admits there are few things more heart-wrenching than watching a patient struggle to breathe. "Na kasance a asibiti inda dukkanin marasa lafiya ke zaune a kan madaidaiciyar," in ji shi. Gasping don numfashi saboda tanki na oxygen babu komai. " "Lokacin da kuka saka sabon tanki na iskar oxygen kuma ka kalli su a hankali koma gado, wannan lokaci ne mai kyau. Idan zaku iya saka na'urar Oxygen da ta dace don haka wannan ba ya faruwa ba, sosai mafi kyau, wannan shine shirin O2. " A wani bangare na shirin, za a shigar da tsire-tsire 26 na PSA 26 ko kuma a kiyaye su a cikin ƙasashe huɗu "matalauta" inda abokan hulɗa ke aiki. Yin amfani da kayan adsorbent na musamman, na'urar da aka yiwa mini Minivan zai samar da tsarkakakken iskar oxygen ta hanyar rarrabe gas daga yanayi. Since a single oxygen plant can supply enough oxygen to an entire regional hospital, the program could provide essential life-saving treatment for thousands of patients. Partners in Health has purchased two oxygen plants to be installed at chikwawa Regional Hospital in Malawi and Butaro Regional Hospital in Rwanda, and additional psa plants will be rehabilitated across Africa and in Peru. Critical shortages of medical oxygen in low – and middle-income countries around the world expose major inequalities in global oxygen supply, Prompting Robert Matiru, programme director of Unitaid, which is responsible for funding BRING O2, to point to the shortage of medical oxygen as "fasalin bala'i" na annoba. ”Hypoxia was a major problem in many health care systems around the world before the pandemic and COVID-19 significantly exacerbated the problem,” he added. "UNIGAID da abokan aiki suna farin ciki da kawo O2 daidai saboda wannan gip din ya kasance da wuya a cika tsawon lokaci." At the recent Gas World Medical Gas Summit 2022, Martirou revealed that UNPMF has invested tens of millions of dollars to help advance life-saving testing and treatment programmes for COVID-19. "COVID-19 ta share duniya da babbar rikice-rikice na duniya na karni," in ji shi. Ya bayyana yadda mai rauni ne kuma mai rauni na oxygen ecosystemem yana cikin low -, tsakiya - da manyan ƙasashe masu tsada. By investing in oxygen, which is recognized as the backbone of a healthy ecosystem, institutions are able to develop and advance markets that generate new solutions.