Why is temperature monitoring in hospital cold chain important?
Global mainstream regulatory agencies and international standards have mandatory requirements for cold chain temperature monitoring. FDA, EMA, and other organizations require medical institutions to establish a comprehensive temperature recording system. PIC/S guidelines specify standardized requirements for cold chain equipment calibration, data integrity, and personnel training. ISO 13485 includes temperature monitoring as a core indicator of medical quality management systems.
A comprehensive temperature monitoring system can ensure that hospitals pass GSP certification, international medical quality reviews, and avoid compliance risks such as fines and business suspensions, while also meeting international requirements for data retention beyond the expiration date of drugs for at least one year.
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Difficulty in controlling breakpoints throughout the entire chain: cross scene temperature continuity cannot be guaranteed.
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Difficulty in implementing standards: a disconnect between compliance requirements and practical scenarios.
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Difficulty in technology adaptation and integration: insufficient system compatibility and data validity.
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Difficult risk tracing and review: lack of closed-loop management in handling abnormal events.
Hospital Temperature Monitoring System
·24/7 Oversight: Monitors fridges, medicine cabinets, blood banks, pathology and reagent storage.
·Smart Alerts: Configurable thresholds to meet GCP standards.
·Long Battery Life: 5-year standby time, no need for recharging.
·Effortless Setup: Patented mount design for secure, tool-free installation.
·Remote Access: Check temperature data and alarms via mobile app anytime.