This document discusses various aspects of hospital architecture and design. It covers topics like campus planning, building materials, flooring, lighting, fire safety equipment, patient lifts, emergency exits, ambulance services, parking, waiting areas, and ensuring dignified discharge for patients. The overall document provides guidance on designing hospital buildings and spaces to promote patient comfort, healing, and intuitive wayfinding.
This document discusses various aspects of hospital architecture and design. It covers topics like campus planning, building materials, flooring, lighting, fire safety equipment, patient lifts, emergency exits, ambulance services, parking, waiting areas, and ensuring dignified discharge for patients. The overall document provides guidance on designing hospital buildings and spaces to promote patient comfort, healing, and intuitive wayfinding.
This document discusses various aspects of hospital architecture and design. It covers topics like campus planning, building materials, flooring, lighting, fire safety equipment, patient lifts, emergency exits, ambulance services, parking, waiting areas, and ensuring dignified discharge for patients. The overall document provides guidance on designing hospital buildings and spaces to promote patient comfort, healing, and intuitive wayfinding.
This document discusses various aspects of hospital architecture and design. It covers topics like campus planning, building materials, flooring, lighting, fire safety equipment, patient lifts, emergency exits, ambulance services, parking, waiting areas, and ensuring dignified discharge for patients. The overall document provides guidance on designing hospital buildings and spaces to promote patient comfort, healing, and intuitive wayfinding.
ARCHITECURE AND BUILDING BUILDINGS MATERIALS COMPOSED BY- KARTAVYA RANAWRE HOSPITAL
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ARCHITECTURE & CAMPUS DESIGN Good campus planning and architecture allows the layout of streets, building approach and building entries to serve as wayfinding devices. Trying to read signs while driving is nerve-wracking. Vehicular access and approach roads should be designed to be intuitive and clear to alleviate stress on the commute. In addition, choices in scale, lighting and materiality for the main entry to the hospital, parking structures, and medical office buildings put patients and their families on the quickest path to the front door. Locating vertical circulation towers and major public spaces near main entries serves as a beacon for those arriving at night, signaling to patients and families where to go with clearly illuminated entrances.
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FLOORING
Hospital flooring must satisfy numerous
requirements such as- comfort, low maintenance, infection control, safety. Sustainable flooring alternatives are available to meet these demands and reduce environmental impacts during manufacturing and installation.
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LIGHTING
All areas in a hospital and other health facilities
shall be provided with sufficient illumination to promote comfort, healing and recovery of patients and to enable personnel in the performance of work .
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FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Every nursing home and hospital or any other medical facility must have fire extinguishers safety system. Although some people think that fire extinguishers are not worthy for their organization but they must know this fact that fire extinguishers are an essential part of any fire safety strategy. They works as a first possible resource to prevent fire and they will save the hospital property with lessening damage and provide fatalities as they are a first preventive response to a fire.
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A PATIENT LIFT may be either a sling lift or a sit-to-stand lift. This is an assistive device that allows patients in hospitals and nursing homes and people receiving home health care to be transferred between a bed and a chair or other similar resting places, by the use of electrical or hydraulic power. Sling lifts are used for patients whose mobility is limited. Sling lifts are mobile (or floor) lifts or overhead lifts (ceiling- or wall-mounted, or using overhead tracks.
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EMERGENCY EXIT An emergency exit in a structure is a special exit for emergencies such as a fire: the combined use of regular and special exits allows for faster evacuation, while it also provides an alternative if the route to the regular exit is blocked.
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24/7 AMBULANCE SERVICE That is the roles of ambulance when it comes to how important an ambulance service is to hospitals. This medical facility vehicle delivers the best care for the patients who need the emergency care. This medical transportation also comes with the several medical crews which will make the roles of ambulance more vital .
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DROP-OFF AND PARKING There is no better way to feel that you are being taken care of – pampered even – than by eliminating all worry of arrival, drop-off and parking. Free valet services reduce stress of finding a space, paying and returning to your car. An expanded vehicular drop-off and pick-up area accommodates these services. It is also adaptable for ride-share and a potential autonomous car revolution. With more patients and visitors utilizing alternative arrival methods, this drop-off sequence will become more important than ever before as parking garages shrink or are converted to other hospital functions .
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A BETTER WAITING AREA The same holds true for check in desks and waiting areas – use the spaces and their visual identities to intuitively help patients navigate. The waiting room is one of the most stressful parts of a visit so make it an amazing place to be: provide expansive views, windows for daylight, art and beautiful, comfortable furniture. Locating waiting areas along the perimeter is an effective way to promote wayfinding and mitigate patient and family stress .
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DIGNIFIED DISCHARGE
Finally, consider how to give a dignified exit for patients
who are leaving the hospital, but still require assistance. Provide a comfortable and private discharge route that does not go through the main hospital doors for those using crutches or a wheelchair for the first time or recovering from a day procedure. This not only provides the departing patient a more dignified departure but can calm nerves for new patients entering the hospital.