In Short: Maternity Ward/ LDR ward

● Pre-Labor Room: 100 sq.feet

● Labour Room: 7.43 sq.m to 9.29 sq.m per bed
● Post-Labour Recovery Ward: 7.43 sq.m to 9.29 sq.m per bed (multi-bed), 4267 mm ×
3658 mm (single bedroom)
● Doctors' Night Duty Rooms: 3658 mm × 4267 mm
● Delivery Rooms: Corridor 3048 mm–3658 mm wide
● Clean Supply Room: 4572 mm × 3658 mm
● Instrument Trolley Layup Room: 3658 mm × 3658 mm
● Scrub Station: Not specified
● Sterilization Room: 3658 mm × 3658 mm
● Baby Resuscitation Area: Minimum 7.43 sq.m
● Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU): Depends on the hospital’s requirements
● Operating Room (OR): Depends on the hospital’s requirements

Post-Labour Recovery Ward:

● Single-bed and multi-bed options.
● Medical gas pipelines, electrical points, and nurse call buttons for each bed.
● Fetal monitoring provisions.
● Pain relief methods.
● Temperature control.
● Individual storage spaces for patient belongings.

Doctors Night Duty Rooms:

● Separate rooms for male and female doctors.
● Size: 3658 mm × 4267 mm.
● Basic amenities including office table, chair, bed, and cupboard.
● Computer with internet connection.
● Intercom.
● Air conditioning.

Delivery Zone:
● Separated from protective zone with sealed doors.
● Scrub stations.
● Sterile storage.
● Instrument trolley lay-up rooms.
● Sterilization rooms.
● Multiple delivery rooms.
Baby Resuscitation Area:
● Space within delivery rooms.
● Equipment including radiant warmer, resuscitation kit, mucus extractor, pre-warmed
baby receiving towels, shoulder roll, pediatric stethoscope, and oxygen cylinder.
● Minimum clear floor area of 7.43 sq.m.

Labour Table Specifications:

● Adjustable side rails.
● Trendelenburg/reverse positions.
● Height adjustment (hydraulic pump or electric).
● Stainless steel IV rod.
● Mobility with swiveling castor wheels and brakes.
● Washable, waterproof, and seamless mattress.
● Disposable draw sheet.
● Steel basins attachments.
● Calf support, handgrip, and leg support.

Shifting Baby to NICU:

● Use of a "Transport Incubator" for shifting premature infants to the Neonatal Intensive
Care Unit (NICU).

Access to the Operating Room:

● Obstetrics Operating Room located in close proximity to the LDR Complex for
emergency situations.
● It's important to note that the provided text gives a general overview of the specifications
and considerations for designing an LDR complex. For detailed and accurate
specifications, dimensions, and layouts, it's recommended to refer to official guidelines,
architectural plans, or design standards for healthcare facilities.