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The proper functioning of large infrastructures in hospital networks, the continuity of the vital services they provide is largely taken for granted, both by direct users and by those responsible for other, dependent infrastructures and services. Modern automation system used in infrastructure including Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) to monitor and supervised the functionality of infrastructure. The interoperability of heterogeneous medical devices, clinical information systems and components such as computer assisted surgery (CAS) and Therapy Imaging and Model Management System (TIMMS) has been recognized for its potential to improve the overall clinical workflow of operating room systems as well as ergonomic conditions by centralized access and control of integrated system. However, the installation of an integrated IT infrastructure with additional computer hardware, software, and network components heavily increase the overall technical complexity of operating room system. In hospital networks, the life critical domain within the operating room system demands safe and reliable operation of the integrated operating room system components. This paper propose an appropriate technical supervision framework that required supports of high confident functionality by facilitating systems monitoring and diagnosis of the hospital networked hardware and software. System failures, hospital network bottlenecks or unstable conditions should be detected to enable appropriate interventions and mitigation strategies.