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نویسندگان: Ajay Garg
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ISBN (شابک) : 9819990009, 9789819990009
ناشر: Springer
سال نشر: 2024
تعداد صفحات: 462
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زبان: English
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در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Handbook on Hospital Planning & Designing: For Medical Administrators, Architects, Planners and Students به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب کتاب راهنمای برنامه ریزی و طراحی بیمارستان: برای مدیران، معماران، برنامه ریزان و دانشجویان پزشکی نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
این کتاب راهنما به کتاب \"راهنمای برنامه ریزی و طراحی بیمارستان\" که قبلا توسط اسپرینگر نیچر منتشر شده است، می باشد. این \\\"راهنمای برنامه ریزی و طراحی بیمارستان\\\" راهنمای مفیدی است که نشان می دهد چگونه می توان یک پروژه مراقبت های بهداشتی کارآمد ایجاد کرد. برنامه ریزی و طراحی دقیق بیمارستان ها برای ارائه و کارآمد امکانات مراقبت های بهداشتی ضروری است. این اساساً ترکیبی از هنر، علم و مراقبت است. این کتاب اتاق ها، فضاها، خدمات MEP، ایمنی، امنیت، تجهیزات، ابزار و سایر خدمات پشتیبانی را برجسته می کند. این کتاب خلاصه ای از موارد ضروری برای طراحان و برنامه ریزانی است که می خواهند بیمارستان طراحی کنند. معماران، طراحان، پزشکان و افرادی که در طراحی بیمارستان نقش دارند، آن را مفید خواهند یافت. این به آنها کمک می کند مکان هایی را بسازند که به خوبی کار می کنند، زیبا به نظر می رسند و به بهترین وجه از بیماران مراقبت می کنند. راه اندازی پروژه بیمارستان چیزی فراتر از ساخت و ساز است. این در مورد ایجاد مکان هایی است که در آن افراد بهتر می شوند و احساس خوبی دارند. این کتاب همه چیز را در مورد برنامه ریزی و طراحی بیمارستان ها در فصل های داده شده از ابتدا بررسی می کند و تمام بخش ها را تا زمان راه اندازی بیمارستان پوشش می دهد. این کتاب برای معماران باتجربه با ایدههای جدید، کارمندان مراقبتهای بهداشتی که بهترینها را برای بیماران میخواهند یا دانشآموزانی که عاشق یادگیری در مورد بیمارستانها هستند، مفید است.
This handbook is in reference to the book \"Manual of Hospital Planning and Designing\" which was earlier published by Springer Nature. This \"Handbook on Hospital Planning and Designing\" is a helpful guide that shows how to build an efficient healthcare project. Carefully planning and designing hospitals is essential to deliver and effective healthcare facilities. It\'s basically a mix of art, science, and caring. This book highlights the rooms, spaces, MEP service, safety, security, equipment, instruments, and other support services. This book is a summary of the essentials for designers and planners who want to design hospitals. Architects, designers, doctors, and people who are involved in the designing of hospital, will find it useful. It helps them make places that work well, look nice, and care for patients best. Setting up the hospital project is more than just building. It\'s about creating places where people get better and feel good. This book explores everything about planning and designing hospitals in the given chapters from the beginning, covering all the departments until the hospital is all set up. This book is helpful for experienced architects with new ideas, a healthcare worker who wants the best for patients, or a student who loves learning about hospitals.
Preface Acknowledgement Introduction Contents About the Author Chapter 1: Phases of Planning and Designing Further Reading Section I: Planning Chapter 2: Inception of the Idea Further Reading Chapter 3: Factors Assessing Feasibility of the Hospital 3.1 Several Key Factors Need to Be Analyzed During the Planning Phase 3.1.1 Demographics 3.1.2 Understanding the Type of Diseases 3.1.3 Community 3.1.4 Healthcare Systems and Hospitals Network 3.1.5 Innovations in Facility Planning and Management 3.1.6 Speciality Facilities and Departments 3.1.7 Medical Tourism 3.1.8 Health Insurance and Empanelment 3.1.9 Catchment Area Further Reading Chapter 4: Preparation of Detailed Project Report (DPR) and Techno-Commercial Feasibility Report (TCFR) 4.1 Information to Be Generally Provided in DPR 4.2 Documents DPR Should Contain 4.3 General Contents of DPR 4.4 Evaluation of DPR Further Reading Chapter 5: Site Selection 5.1 Size of the Land Rquired for Hospital 5.2 Assessment of the Covered Area Required for Hospital 5.2.1 Total FAR Allowed 5.2.2 Set Back Area 5.2.3 Maximum Permissible Land Coverage 5.2.4 Maximum Permissible Height of Building 5.3 Some of the Other Factors to Be Considered While Finalising the Land Are 5.3.1 Approach to the Site 5.3.2 Location of the Land 5.3.3 Availability of Transportation 5.3.4 Security 5.3.5 Availability of Utilities 5.3.6 Road Network in the Area 5.3.7 Environmental Pollution 5.3.8 Wind and Earthquake 5.3.9 Flood Protection Further Reading Chapter 6: General Issues to Be Considered While Designing Hospital Building 6.1 Importance of Hospital Planning and Designing 6.2 Various General Issues Relating to the Hospital Designing 6.2.1 Flexibility and Expandability 6.2.2 Patient-Focused Design 6.2.3 Design for Employee Productivity 6.2.4 Accessibility to the Patient 6.2.5 Security and Safety 6.2.6 Sustainability of Resources 6.2.7 Efficiency and Cost-Effectiveness 6.2.8 Adaptation of Technological Advancements 6.2.9 Stress and Fear of Patients and Visitors 6.2.10 Quality Care of Patients 6.2.11 Therapeutic Environment 6.2.12 Cleanliness and Sanitation 6.2.13 Noise Reduction 6.2.14 Minimizing Operative, Postoperative, and Hospital-Acquired Infections 6.2.15 Automation Wherever Possible 6.2.16 Environmental Pollution Control 6.2.17 Internal Road 6.2.18 Wind, Earthquake-Resistant and Flood Protection 6.2.19 Nature Plus Artwork 6.2.20 Colours to be Used 6.2.21 Choice of Building Materials 6.2.22 Flooring Further Reading Chapter 7: Area Requirement & Planning 7.1 Functional Areas 7.2 Room and Space Requirement 7.3 Sizes of the Rooms 7.4 Zoning 7.5 Placement of Zones in the Building Further Reading Chapter 8: Detailed Engineering Drawings 8.1 Schematic Design 8.2 Site Plan 8.3 Concept Drawings 8.4 Floor Plan Drawings 8.5 Cross Section Drawings 8.6 Elevation Drawings 8.7 Landscape Drawings 8.8 Finishing Drawing 8.9 Working Plan Drawings 8.10 Section Drawings 8.11 Structural Drawings 8.12 Column Layout Drawings 8.13 Plinth Beam Layout Drawings 8.14 Lintel Beam Layout Drawings 8.15 Roof Beam and Shuttering Layout Drawings 8.16 General Note 8.17 Excavation Drawings 8.18 Electrical Drawings 8.19 Plumbing Drawings 8.20 Fire Fighting and Detection Drawings 8.21 Shop Drawings 8.22 Furniture Layout Drawings 8.23 Furniture Design Drawings 8.24 Hospital Signage Drawings 8.25 As-Built Drawings 8.26 PERT Charts Further Reading Chapter 9: Preparation of Construction Documents 9.1 Definition of Construction Documents 9.2 Contents of Construction Document 9.2.1 General Information About the Hospital Project 9.2.2 Construction Contract Agreement 9.2.3 Scope of Work (SOW) 9.2.4 Construction Schedule 9.2.5 General Conditions 9.2.6 Special Conditions 9.2.7 Specifications 9.2.8 Bill of Quantities (BOQ) 9.2.9 Cost Estimate 9.2.10 Drawings 9.2.11 Other Documents Further Reading Section II: Design & Development Chapter 10: Design of the Main Entrance Gate to the Hospital 10.1 Main Entrance Gate Further Reading Chapter 11: Designing of the Entrance Lobby of the Hospital 11.1 Location of the Entrance Lobby 11.1.1 The Infrastructure of the Entrance Lobby 11.2 Services in the Lobby 11.3 Reception and Enquiry Counter 11.4 Help Desk, Registration, and Admission and Discharge Counters 11.5 Cash Counter 11.6 Cafeteria 11.7 Pharmacy 11.8 Other Services in the Entrance Lobby 11.9 Public Utility for Patients/Visitors 11.10 Prayer Room/Meditation Spaces 11.11 Self-Service Kiosks 11.12 Interiors of the Entrance Lobby 11.13 Entrance Gates to the Lobby 11.14 Signage and Wayfinding in the Lobby 11.15 Acrylic or Glass Partitions 11.16 General Issues Related to the Entrance Lobby 11.17 Outside Entrance Lobby 11.17.1 Screening Areas 11.17.2 Hand Wash/Sanitizer Stations 11.17.3 Face Masks/Shoe Covers Dispensers 11.18 Reduction of People Landing in the Entrance Lobby Further Reading Chapter 12: Emergency Services 12.1 Location of Emergency Department 12.2 Size of the Emergency Department 12.3 Areas Required for Emergency Department 12.4 The Entrance of the Emergency Department 12.4.1 Main Gate 12.4.2 Entrance Door to the Emergency Department 12.4.3 Outside Entrance Lobby 12.4.4 Screening Areas 12.4.5 Hand Wash/Sanitizer Stations and Face Mask Dispenser 12.4.6 Decontamination Area 12.4.7 General Waiting 12.4.8 Ambulance Control 12.5 Reception 12.6 Triage and Patient Handling Zone with Resuscitation 12.6.1 Location of Triage 12.6.2 Size of Triage 12.6.3 Infrastructure of Triage 12.6.4 Bed Layout in Triage 12.6.5 Patient Furniture/Office Furniture/Equipment/Tools and Instruments in Triage 12.6.6 Doors and Windows 12.6.7 Hand Washing 12.6.8 Central Medical Gas Supply 12.6.9 Electrical Points in Triage 12.6.10 Other Communication Points in Triage 12.6.11 Curtain Partitions 12.6.12 Triage Nurses Duty Rooms in Triage 12.7 Patient Handling Zone with Resuscitation 12.7.1 Location of Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.2 Categories of Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.3 Size of Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.4 Infrastructure of Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.5 Bed Layout in Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.6 Isolation Room/Units/Area in Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.7 Resuscitation Rooms in Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.8 Patient Furniture/Office Furniture/Equipment/Tools and Instruments in Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.9 Doors and Windows of Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.10 Hand Washing in Patient Handling Zone 12.7.11 Central Medical Supply in Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.12 Electrical Points in Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.13 Other Communication Points in Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.14 Curtain Partitions in Patient Resuscitation and Handling Zones 12.7.15 Emergency Physician (EP)/Emergency Medical Officer (EMO) Duty Room 12.8 Treatment/Procedure Room/Minor Operation Theatre 12.8.1 Patient Furniture/Equipment/Tools and Instruments in Minor OT 12.8.2 Doors and Windows 12.8.3 Hand Washing 12.8.4 Central Medical Gas Supply 12.8.5 Electrical Points in Minor OT 12.9 Procedure and Diagnostic Setup 12.10 Emergency Operation Theatre Complex 12.11 Day Care Emergency/Observation Ward 12.11.1 Location of Emergency/Observation Ward 12.11.2 Size of Emergency/Observation Ward 12.11.3 Issues Related to the Infrastructure of Emergency/Observation Ward 12.11.4 Bed Layout in Emergency/Observation Ward 12.11.5 Isolation Room in the Emergency/Observation Ward 12.11.6 Patient Furniture/Office Furniture/Equipment/Tools and Instruments in Emergency/Observation Ward 12.11.7 Doors and Windows 12.11.8 Hand Washing 12.11.9 Central Medical Gas Supply 12.11.10 Electrical Points in Observation Ward 12.11.11 Other Communication Points in Observation Ward 12.11.12 Curtain Partitions 12.12 Other Issues Relating to Emergency Department 12.13 Disaster Plan 12.13.1 Factors for Disaster Plan Further Reading Chapter 13: Outpatient Department 13.1 Location of the OPD 13.2 Schemes of the Layout of the OPD 13.2.1 Single Corridor OPD 13.2.2 Double Corridor OPD 13.2.3 Clustered OPD Block 13.3 Infrastructure Requirements in the OPD 13.4 Reception & Enquiry Counter 13.5 Registration Counter 13.6 Waiting Lobby/Hall 13.7 Examination Rooms 13.8 Procedure/Treatment Rooms 13.9 Support Rooms 13.10 General Issue While Designing the OPD 13.11 Number of OPDs Required 13.12 Consultation Room 13.12.1 Size of the OPD Room 13.12.2 Doors and Windows 13.12.3 Hand Washing 13.12.4 Furniture 13.12.5 Instruments and Equipment 13.12.6 Electrical Points and Communication Ports in the Consultation Room 13.12.7 Curtain Partitions 13.13 Procedure/Treatment Room 13.13.1 Size of the Procedure/Treatment Room 13.13.2 Doors and Windows 13.13.3 Hand Washing 13.13.4 Furniture 13.13.5 Instruments and Equipment 13.13.6 Electrical Points and Communication Ports in Procedure/Treatment Room Further Reading Chapter 14: Intensive Care Units 14.1 Types of ICUs 14.2 Number of Beds in a Single Unit of ICU 14.3 Location of Intensive Care Units 14.4 Infrastructure of ICU 14.5 Size of the ICU 14.6 Sizing Considerations 14.7 Patient Care Zone 14.7.1 Bed Layout in ICU Hall 14.7.2 Isolation Room/Units/Area in ICU 14.7.3 Furniture in ICU 14.7.4 Equipment 14.7.5 Tools & Instruments 14.7.6 Doors and Windows 14.7.7 Nursing Station 14.7.8 Hand Washing 14.7.9 Toilets 14.7.10 Air Conditioning System of ICUs 14.7.11 Central Piped Medical Gas Supply 14.7.12 Electrical Points in ICU 14.7.13 Other Communication Points in ICU 14.7.14 Curtain Partitions 14.8 Procedure & Treatment Room 14.8.1 Location of Treatment/Procedure Room 14.8.2 Size of Treatment/Procedure Room 14.8.3 Issues Related to the Infrastructure of the Treatment/Procedure Room 14.8.4 Furniture in Treatment/Procedure Room 14.8.5 Equipment 14.8.6 Tools & Instruments 14.8.7 Doors and Windows 14.8.8 Hand Washing 14.8.9 Central Medical Gas Supply 14.8.10 Electrical Points in Treatment/Procedure Room 14.8.11 Other Communication Points in Treatment/Procedure Room 14.8.12 Other Issues on Patient Care Zone & Procedure/Treatment Room 14.8.13 Lighting in the ICU 14.8.14 Dialysis Equipment 14.8.15 Power Backup 14.9 Clinical Support Zone 14.9.1 Rigorous Monitoring 14.9.2 Radiology 14.9.3 Laboratory 14.9.4 Medication Rooms 14.9.5 Pneumatic Tube Systems (PTS) 14.9.6 Clean Utility 14.9.7 Dirty Utility/Sluice Room 14.9.8 Equipment Park/Store 14.9.9 Emergency Eyewash Station 14.10 Unit Support Zone 14.10.1 Change Room: Male/Female in ICU 14.10.2 Doctors’ Duty Rooms in ICU 14.10.3 Nurse’s Night Duty Rooms in ICU 14.10.4 Night Duty Room for On-Call Junior Doctors 14.10.5 Ward Pantry 14.10.6 Staff Lounge 14.11 Family Support Zone 14.11.1 Family Lounge 14.11.2 Consultation Rooms 14.11.3 Meditation Spaces 14.11.4 Family Cafeteria 14.11.5 Family Sleep Rooms 14.11.6 Family Laundry 14.12 Specialized Intensive Care Units 14.12.1 Intensive Coronary Care Unit 14.12.2 Respiratory Care Intensive Care Unit 14.12.3 Neurosurgical Intensive Care Unit 14.12.4 Burns Unit 14.12.5 Geriatric Intensive Care Unit 14.12.6 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 14.12.6.1 Location of NICU 14.12.6.2 The Infrastructure of the NICU 14.12.6.3 Placement of Warmers 14.12.6.4 Equipment of NICU 14.13 Common Design Considerations 14.13.1 Signage and Way-Finding 14.13.2 Security and Access Control 14.13.3 Patient Safety Technology 14.13.4 Communications 14.13.5 Storage 14.13.6 Relationships with Other Departments 14.13.7 Central Nursing Station 14.13.8 Patient Records 14.13.9 X-Ray Viewing Area 14.13.10 Reception Area 14.13.11 Administrative Offices Further Reading Chapter 15: Operation Theatre Suite 15.1 Location of Operating Theatre (O.T.) Complex 15.2 Zones in O.T. Complex 15.2.1 Unsterile Zone 15.2.2 Protective Zone 15.2.3 Clean Zone 15.2.4 Sterile Zone 15.3 Infrastructure of O.T. Complex 15.4 Unsterile Zone 15.4.1 Administrative Area 15.4.2 Operation Theatre In-Charge or Manager 15.4.3 Room for Head of Anaesthesia 15.4.4 Surgeons Room for Office Work 15.4.5 Trolley Bay 15.4.6 Frozen Section Biopsy Laboratory 15.4.7 Shoe Change Area 15.4.8 Entry Door for Changing Room 15.4.9 Waiting Area for Attendants 15.4.10 Public Utility for Attendants 15.4.11 Linen Pre-Wash Room 15.4.12 Instrument Wash Room 15.5 Protective Zone 15.5.1 Changing Rooms 15.5.2 Entry Gate of Pre-Operative Ward 15.5.3 Unsterile Store for Equipment Storage 15.5.4 Store for Medicines, Consumables and Disposables 15.5.5 Pantry 15.6 Clean Zone 15.6.1 Pre-Operative Room 15.6.2 Preparation Room 15.6.3 Surgeons Rest Room 15.6.4 Restroom for Staff – Males & Females 15.6.5 Exit Doors of All Change Rooms 15.6.6 Pre Anaesthetic Check-Up Room (PAC) 15.6.7 Dirty Utility 15.6.8 Post-Operative Recovery Ward 15.7 Sterile Zone 15.7.1 Clean Supply Room 15.7.2 Instrument Trolley Layup 15.7.3 Scrub Station 15.7.4 Sterilization Room 15.7.5 Operating Theatres/Rooms (OR) 15.7.6 Number of OR 15.7.7 Location and Layout of the OR’s 15.7.8 Types of Operating Rooms 15.8 Simple Room OR 15.9 Pre-Fabricated Modular OR 15.9.1 Size of the OR 15.9.2 Walls of the OR 15.9.3 Ceiling of the OR 15.9.4 Corners of OR 15.9.5 Door of the OR 15.9.6 Window in OR 15.9.7 Control Panel 15.9.8 View Box 15.9.9 Writing Board 15.9.10 Pressure Relief Damper (PRD) 15.9.11 Peripheral Lights 15.9.12 Plenum 15.9.13 Plenum Lights 15.9.14 Pass-Through Windows/Hatch Boxes 15.9.15 Electrical Points 15.9.16 Anaesthetist Pendant 15.9.17 Surgeon Pendant 15.9.18 Flooring 15.9.19 Painting 15.9.20 Air Conditioning & Environment of OR’s 15.9.21 Supply Air Ducts 15.9.22 Return Air 15.9.23 Special Air Requirements for OR 15.9.24 Other Communication Points in OR 15.9.25 Equipment in OR 15.9.26 Furniture OR 15.10 Septic Operation Theatre 15.11 Endoscopy Suite 15.11.1 Endoscopy Room 15.11.2 Endoscope Washroom 15.11.3 Store 15.11.4 Change Room 15.11.5 Recovery Room 15.11.6 Consultation Room 15.12 Semi-Modular OR 15.13 Modular OR 15.14 Hybrid OR Further Reading Chapter 16: Delivery Room/Labor Room 16.1 Location of LDR Complex 16.2 Zones in LDR Complex 16.2.1 Unsterile Zone 16.2.2 Protective Zone 16.2.3 Delivery Zone 16.3 Infrastructure of LDR Complex 16.4 Unsterile Zone 16.4.1 Administrative Area 16.4.2 Labor Room In-Charge 16.4.3 Gynaecologist Room for Office Work 16.4.4 Trolley Bay 16.4.5 Shoe Change Area 16.4.6 Entry Door for Changing Room 16.4.7 Waiting Area for Attendants 16.4.8 Public Utility for Attendants 16.4.9 Linen Pre-Wash Room 16.4.10 Instrument Wash Room 16.5 Protective Zone 16.5.1 Changing Rooms 16.5.2 Store for Equipment, Medicines, Consumables and Disposables 16.5.3 Pre-Labor Room/Ward 16.5.4 Eclampsia Room 16.5.5 Examination/Preparation Room 16.5.6 Surgeons Rest Room 16.5.7 Dirty Utility 16.5.8 Post-Labour Recovery Ward 16.5.9 Doctors’ Night Duty Rooms 16.6 Delivery Zone 16.6.1 Clean Supply Room 16.6.2 Instrument Trolley Layup 16.6.3 Scrub Station 16.6.4 Sterilization Room 16.6.5 Delivery Rooms 16.6.5.1 Number of Delivery Rooms 16.6.6 Location and Layout of the Delivery Rooms 16.6.7 Types of Delivery Rooms 16.6.8 Equipment in Delivery Rooms 16.6.9 Furniture Delivery Rooms 16.6.10 Other Issues Relating to the Delivery Room 16.6.11 Septic Delivery Room 16.7 Baby Resuscitation Area 16.8 Other Important Issues to Be Considered While Designing LDR 16.8.1 Labor Table Specifications 16.8.2 Shifting Baby to NICU 16.8.3 Access to the Operating Room 16.8.4 Electronic Tagging for Newborn Safety Further Reading Chapter 17: Intermediate Care Area (Patient Rooms) 17.1 Provide Amenities and Comfort for the Family 17.1.1 Family Lounge 17.1.2 Consultation Rooms 17.1.3 Meditation Spaces 17.1.4 Family Cafeteria 17.1.5 Family Sleep Rooms 17.1.6 Family Laundry 17.2 Increase Staff Efficiency 17.3 Patient Room Furnishings 17.3.1 Room Decor 17.3.2 Lighting in the Patient Room 17.3.3 Ceiling Finishes 17.4 Types of Patient Rooms in the Hospital 17.4.1 Single Bed Occupancy 17.4.2 Sharing Rooms 17.4.3 General Wards 17.4.4 Isolation Ward/Rooms 17.5 Infrastructure Details of the Indoor Patient Units- 17.6 Location of the Indoor Patient Areas 17.7 Zoning of the Isolation Areas 17.8 Single Patient Room (Private Room) 17.8.1 Room Layout 17.8.2 Size of the Room 17.8.3 Walls 17.8.3.1 Headwall 17.8.3.2 Footwall 17.8.4 Doors 17.8.5 Windows 17.8.6 Toilets 17.8.7 Bed Layout in Patient Room 17.8.8 Furniture and Instruments in the Patient Room 17.8.8.1 Patient Furniture 17.8.8.2 Other Furniture 17.8.8.3 Equipment 17.8.8.4 Tools and Instruments 17.8.9 Air Conditioning System of Patient Rooms 17.8.10 Central Piped Medical Gas Supply 17.8.11 Electrical Points in Patient Room 17.8.12 Other Communication Points in the Patient Room 17.8.13 Curtain Partitions 17.8.14 IV Track 17.8.15 Psychiatric Patient Rooms 17.9 Deluxe Single Patient Room (Deluxe Room) 17.10 Family Suite with Single Patient Room (Suite Room) 17.10.1 Patient Room of the Suite 17.10.2 Family Room of the Suite 17.11 Sharing Patient Room (Semi-Private Room) 17.11.1 Room Layout 17.11.2 Size of the Semi-Private Sharing Room 17.11.3 Doors and Windows 17.11.4 Toilets 17.11.5 Bed Layout in Patient Room 17.11.6 Furniture and Instruments in Patient Room 17.11.6.1 Patient Furniture 17.11.6.2 Other Furniture 17.11.6.3 Equipment 17.11.7 Air Conditioning and Other Services 17.12 General Ward (Multiple Beds Room) 17.12.1 Location of the Multiple Bed Wards 17.12.2 Room Layout 17.12.3 Number of Beds in the Multiple Bed Ward 17.12.4 Size of the Multiple Bed Ward 17.12.5 Doors and Windows 17.12.6 Toilets 17.12.7 Bed Layout in Ward 17.12.8 Furniture and Instruments in Patient Room 17.12.8.1 Patient Furniture 17.12.8.2 Other Furniture 17.12.9 Air Conditioning System of Patient Rooms 17.12.10 Central Piped Medical Gas Supply 17.12.11 Electrical Points in the Ward 17.12.12 Other Communication Points in Ward 17.12.13 Curtain Partitions 17.13 Isolation Rooms/Wards 17.13.1 Isolation in ICU 17.13.2 Single-Bed Isolation Rooms 17.13.3 Air and Pressure Monitoring System for Isolation Rooms 17.13.4 Pressurization of the Isolation Rooms 17.13.5 Air Conditioning of the Isolation Wards/Units 17.13.5.1 Supporting Room/Units for Indoor Patient Service 17.14 Nursing Station 17.14.1 Hand Washing 17.14.2 Alcohol Gel/Sanitizer Dispensers 17.15 Nurses Duty Rooms 17.16 Doctors Duty Rooms 17.17 Procedure and Treatment Room 17.17.1 Furniture in Treatment/Procedure Room 17.17.1.1 Patient Furniture 17.17.1.2 Equipment 17.17.1.3 Tools and Instruments 17.17.2 Doors and Windows 17.17.3 Hand Washing 17.17.4 Central Medical Gas Supply 17.17.5 Electrical Points in Treatment/Procedure Room 17.17.6 Other Communication Points in Treatment/Procedure Room 17.18 Clean Utility 17.19 Dirty Utility/Sluice Room 17.20 Store for Medicines, Consumables and Disposables 17.21 Medication Areas 17.22 Equipment Park/Store 17.23 Trolley Park Area 17.24 Ward Pantry Further Reading Chapter 18: Radiology 18.1 Location of the Radiology Department 18.2 Infrastructure of Centralized Radiology Department 18.3 Utility Area 18.3.1 Reception and Enquiry 18.3.2 Registration and Cash Counter 18.3.3 Waiting Lobby 18.3.4 Reporting Room 18.3.5 Stores for Unused Consumables and Films 18.3.6 Stores for Used Films and General Items 18.3.7 Report Delivery Counter 18.4 X-Ray Zone 18.4.1 Radiography Rooms 18.5 UltraSound Zone 18.5.1 Ultrasound Room 18.5.2 Change Rooms 18.5.3 Toilets 18.5.4 Sub Waiting for Ultrasound 18.6 CT Scan Zone 18.6.1 CT Scan Machine Room 18.6.2 CT Control Room 18.6.3 UPS Room 18.6.4 CT Panel Room 18.6.5 Change Rooms 18.6.6 Sub Waiting for CT Scan 18.7 MRI Zone 18.7.1 MRI Machine Room 18.7.2 MRI Control Room 18.7.3 UPS Room 18.7.4 MRI Panel Room 18.7.5 Chiller 18.7.6 Change Rooms 18.7.7 Sub Waiting for MRI 18.8 Mammography Zone 18.8.1 Mammography Rooms 18.8.2 Change Rooms 18.8.3 Computerised Radiography (CR) Room 18.8.4 Sub Waiting for Mammography 18.9 DEXA Scan Zone 18.9.1 DEXA Scan Machine Room 18.9.2 Sub Waiting for DEXA Scan 18.10 PET CT/MRI Zone 18.10.1 Location of the Zone in the Hospital 18.10.2 PET CT Scan Machine Room 18.10.3 PET MRI Machine Room 18.10.4 Other Attached Areas 18.10.5 SPECT CT Machine Room 18.10.6 Operating Console Rooms 18.10.7 Low-Risk Areas or Cold Areas 18.10.7.1 Reception 18.10.7.2 Sub Waiting Room 18.10.7.3 Physicians Consulting Room 18.10.7.4 Store 18.10.7.5 Technologist Room 18.10.8 High-Risk Areas or Radiation Exposure Hot Areas 18.10.8.1 Hot Lab Cum Radiopharmacy Room 18.10.8.2 Injection Room 18.10.8.3 Post-Dose Waiting Area 18.10.9 Toilet 18.10.10 Control and Scanning Room 18.10.11 Post-Examination Waiting Room 18.10.12 Waste Disposal Room Further Reading Chapter 19: Clinical Laboratories 19.1 Infrastructure of Clinical Lab 19.1.1 Planning & Designing of Laboratory 19.2 Size of the Lab 19.3 Layout 19.4 Spaces 19.5 Location & Arrangement of Areas 19.6 Open- Lab Designs 19.7 Biosafety 19.8 Molecular Testing 19.9 Laboratories 19.10 Pneumatic Tube Systems (PTS) 19.11 Clear Floor Space 19.12 Electrical Points in Laboratories 19.13 Other Communication Points in Laboratories 19.14 Air Conditioning System of Laboratories 19.15 Furniture in the Laboratories 19.16 Main Equipment in the Clinical Laboratories 19.17 Support Services 19.17.1 Autoclave 19.17.2 Bulk Storage Room 19.17.3 Cold Storage Room 19.17.4 RO Water Closet 19.17.5 Gas Storage Closet 19.17.6 Record/File/Copy Room 19.17.7 Flammable Storage 19.17.8 Specimen Storage/Recycle 19.17.9 Block and Slide Storage 19.17.10 Penta Head/Deca Head Microscope Room 19.18 Utility Area 19.18.1 Doctors Room 19.18.2 Laboratory Manager 19.18.3 Technicians Room 19.19 Outpatient Phlebotomy 19.19.1 OPD Phlebotomy Room 19.19.2 Fine Needle Aspiration Room 19.19.3 Toilets 19.19.4 Waiting Area 19.20 Employee Support 19.20.1 Staff Lounge 19.20.2 Lockers 19.20.3 Shower with Water Closet Further Reading Chapter 20: Blood Bank 20.1 Location of the Blood Bank in the Hospital 20.2 Controlling Authority 20.3 Functions of Blood Bank 20.3.1 Receiving 20.3.2 Storage 20.3.3 Testing 20.3.4 Distribution 20.4 Infrastructure of the Blood Bank 20.5 Area of Blood Bank 20.6 Equipment in the Blood Bank 20.7 Receiving Area 20.7.1 Entrance 20.7.2 Reception 20.7.3 Registration 20.7.4 Waiting 20.7.5 Medical Examination 20.7.6 Bleeding Room 20.7.7 Refreshment/Recovery/Rest Room 20.7.8 Apheresis Room 20.8 Testing Area 20.8.1 Laboratories 20.8.2 Wall 20.8.3 Flooring 20.8.4 Doors 20.8.5 Lightning 20.8.6 Earthing 20.8.7 Working Slabs 20.8.8 Sinks 20.8.9 Electrical Points in Laboratories 20.8.10 Other Communication Points in Laboratories 20.8.11 Air Conditioning System of Laboratories 20.8.12 Furniture in the Laboratories 20.8.13 Fittings and Fixtures 20.9 Storage & Processing Area 20.9.1 Storage of Untested Blood 20.9.2 Storage of Tested Blood 20.9.3 Blood Bank Refrigerators 20.9.4 Blood Component Room 20.9.4.1 Flooring 20.9.4.2 Doors 20.9.4.3 Electrical Requirements 20.9.4.4 Furniture in the Component Room 20.9.4.5 Electrical Points in the Component Room 20.9.4.6 Other Communication Points in Laboratories 20.9.4.7 Air Conditioning System of Component Room 20.9.5 Use of Wood 20.9.6 Fitting and Fixtures 20.10 Distribution Area 20.10.1 Pneumatic Tube Systems (PTS) 20.11 Utility Area 20.11.1 Change Room 20.11.2 Doctors Rest Rooms 20.11.3 Store 20.11.4 Record Room 20.11.5 Medical Officer Room 20.11.6 Sterilization Room Cum Washing Room 20.11.7 Waste Management and Disposal Further Reading Chapter 21: Other Investigation & Procedures 21.1 Coronary Catheterization (Cath Lab) 21.1.1 Location of the Cath Lab 21.1.2 Number of Cath Lab Procedure Rooms 21.1.3 Other Issues Related to Cath Lab 21.1.4 Cath Lab Console Room 21.1.5 UPS Room 21.1.6 Cath Lab Panel Room 21.1.7 Change Rooms for Patients 21.1.8 Change Rooms for Staff 21.1.9 Waiting for Cath Lab 21.1.10 Stores for Unused Consumable 21.1.11 Stores for Records and CDs 21.1.12 Consultation Rooms 21.2 Thallium Scan 21.3 Audiometry 21.3.1 Location of the Audiometry Room 21.3.2 Room Designing 21.4 Bronchoscopy 21.5 Capsule Endoscopy, Cholangioscopy, Colonoscopy, Duodenoscopy, Endoscopic Ultrasound & Upper Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Etc. 21.6 Neurology 21.7 Polysomnography (Sleep Lab) 21.7.1 Location of the Sleep Lab 21.7.2 Room Designing 21.8 Ophthalmology 21.9 ESW Lithotripter of Urology 21.10 Dialysis 21.10.1 Location of the Dialysis Room 21.10.2 Dialysis Procedure Room 21.10.3 Other Issues of Dialysis Unit 21.10.4 Wash Room for Dialysers 21.10.5 Store 21.10.6 Change Rooms for Patients 21.10.7 Change Rooms for Staff 21.10.8 Waiting for Dialysis Further Reading Chapter 22: Radiation Therapy 22.1 Location of Radiotherapy Unit 22.2 Infrastructure of the Radiotherapy Department 22.3 Utility Areas 22.3.1 Entrance to the Department 22.3.2 Outside Entrance 22.3.3 Reception & Enquiry Counter 22.3.4 Registration Counter 22.3.5 General Waiting 22.3.6 Store 22.3.7 Consultation Room 22.4 Treatment & Planning Area 22.4.1 Mould Room 22.4.2 Mould Workshop 22.4.3 Medical Physics 22.4.4 CT Simulators 22.5 Radiation Therapy Treatment Area 22.5.1 External Beam Radiation Therapy 22.5.2 Internal Beam Radiation Therapy 22.6 Radiotherapy Ward 22.7 Trolley Bay 22.8 Change Rooms 22.9 Store 22.10 Signage and Wayfinding 22.11 Sub Waiting Lobbies 22.12 Clean Utility 22.13 Dirty Utility/Sluice Room 22.14 Hand Washing 22.15 Administration/Offices 22.16 Other Communication Points in the Radiation Department 22.17 Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning 22.18 Central Piped Medical Gas Supply 22.19 Electrical Points in the Radiation Therapy Department 22.20 Power Backup Further Reading Chapter 23: Rehabilitation and Allied Health Therapies 23.1 Location of Physiotherapy Department 23.2 Infrastructure of the Physiotherapy Department 23.3 Entrance/Entrance Lobby 23.4 Reception 23.5 Waiting Areas 23.6 Examination Room with Exam Cubicles 23.7 Patient Therapy Areas 23.7.1 Physiotherapy 23.7.2 Occupational Therapy 23.8 Administrative Area 23.9 Store 23.10 Trolley Bay 23.11 Clean Utility 23.12 Dirty Utility/Sluice Room 23.13 Change Rooms 23.14 Other Issues About the Infrastructure of the Rehabilitation Department Further Reading Chapter 24: Pharmacy Unit 24.1 Location of the Pharmacy 24.2 Size of the Pharmacy 24.3 Infrastructure of Pharmacy 24.4 Pharmacy for Outpatients 24.4.1 Entrance 24.4.2 Drug Receiving Area 24.4.3 Disbursing Hall 24.4.4 Bulk Storage 24.4.5 Cold Store 24.4.6 Expiry Drug Room 24.4.7 Costly Drug Room 24.4.8 Drug Sorting Room 24.4.9 Narcotics and Controlled Drug Store 24.5 Pharmacy for Inpatients 24.6 Pneumatic Tube Systems (PTS) 24.7 Pharmacist Offices 24.8 Automation in the Pharmacy Further Reading Chapter 25: CSSD 25.1 Infrastructure of CSSD 25.2 Location 25.3 Area Required for CSSD Department 25.4 Material Flows 25.5 Functional Zones of CSSD 25.5.1 Receiving Zone (Unclean Area) 25.5.2 Decontaminating, Washing and Disinfecting Zone 25.6 Packaging Area 25.6.1 Location 25.6.2 Role of the Packing Room Shall Be 25.6.3 Contents of Packing Room 25.7 Sterilization Area 25.7.1 Location and Relationships 25.7.2 Main Activities of the Sterilization Process 25.7.3 Size of the Sterilization Room 25.7.4 Methods and Types of Sterilizers 25.7.4.1 Steam Sterilizers 25.7.4.2 Ethylene Oxide Gas Sterilizer (ETO) 25.7.4.3 Dry Heat Sterilizer 25.7.4.4 Hydrogen Peroxide Plasma Sterilizer 25.8 Clean Storage Area 25.8.1 Location of the Clean Storage Room 25.8.2 Designing of the Storage Shelves 25.9 Delivery Counter 25.10 Support Areas 25.10.1 Staff Changing Rooms 25.10.2 Administrative Area 25.11 Electrical Points 25.12 Air Conditioning Further Reading Chapter 26: Piped Medical Gas Supply System (MGPS) 26.1 System Components 26.2 Sources 26.3 Piping Networks 26.3.1 Pipeline Installation 26.3.2 Valves 26.3.3 Warning and Alarm Systems 26.3.4 Outlets and Inlets 26.3.5 Secondary Equipment 26.4 Designing the MGPS System 26.4.1 Analysis of the Area of the Hospital 26.5 Infrastructure for MGPS 26.6 Manifold Room 26.6.1 Location of the Manifold 26.6.2 Size of the Manifold Room 26.6.3 Fixing the Manifold Systems in the Hall/Room 26.7 Compressed Medical Air 26.7.1 Compressor Air Plant 26.7.2 Air Filtration 26.7.3 Medical Air 400 kPa 26.7.4 Surgical Air 700 kPa 26.8 Vacuum 26.8.1 Vacuum Plant 26.8.2 Filtration System 26.9 Issues While Designing the Plant Room and the Manifold Room 26.10 Medical Gases Outlet Terminals 26.11 Bulk Liquid Oxygen Gas System 26.11.1 Liquid Oxygen Vessel Further Reading Chapter 27: Hospital Kitchen 27.1 Infrastructure of Hospital Kitchen 27.2 Location of Hospital Kitchen 27.3 Size of the Kitchen 27.4 Entry 27.5 Change Rooms Cum Wash Areas 27.6 Receipt Area for Supplies 27.7 Storage Area 27.7.1 Bulk Storage 27.7.2 Fruit and Vegetable Store 27.7.3 Refrigeration, Cool Rooms, Freezers 27.7.4 Storage Areas for Dry Ration/Goods 27.8 Preparation Areas 27.9 Cooking Areas 27.10 Reheating Areas 27.11 Packing/Plating 27.12 Meal Trolley/Cart Parking 27.13 Food Distribution 27.14 Trolley Return/Stripping 27.15 Trolley/Cart Wash 27.16 Dishwashing 27.17 Pot Washing 27.18 Waste Disposal 27.19 Gas Storage Closet 27.20 Staff and Support Areas 27.21 Fixtures, Fittings and Equipment Further Reading Chapter 28: Laundry 28.1 Infrastructure of Laundry 28.2 Location of the Laundry 28.3 Size of the Unit 28.4 Dirty and Soiled Linen Generation 28.5 Dirty and Soiled Linen Interim Storage 28.6 Central Storage Area 28.7 Dirty Receipt 28.8 Sorting and Weighing 28.9 Washing Area 28.9.1 Loading and Washing 28.9.2 Extractors 28.9.3 Tumble Drying 28.9.4 Ironing 28.9.4.1 Pressing Machines 28.9.4.2 Calendar Dryer Irons 28.9.4.3 Flat Irons 28.10 Inspection and Repairing 28.11 Packaging and Storage 28.12 Dispatch Room 28.13 Trolley Washing 28.14 Store 28.15 Staff and Support Areas 28.16 Other Issues Relating to the Infrastructure of the Laundry 28.16.1 Infection Control 28.16.2 Airflow 28.16.3 Mechanical Ventilation 28.16.4 Hot-Air Extraction 28.16.5 Compressors 28.16.6 Steam 28.16.7 Water Supply, Heating, and Water Treatment Equipment 28.16.8 Fire Prevention and Detection 28.16.9 Communications Further Reading Chapter 29: Medical Record Department (MRD) 29.1 Electronic Medical Records (EMR) 29.2 Location of MRD 29.3 Infrastructure of MRD 29.4 Entry and Reception 29.5 Medical Record Receipt Room 29.6 Compilation Desk 29.7 Indexing and Coding 29.8 Statistical Analysis 29.9 Computer Lab 29.10 Medical Record Storage Room 29.11 Dictation Room/Cubicles 29.12 Transcription Room 29.13 Photocopying/Printing Room 29.14 Scanning Room 29.15 Binding Room 29.16 Waste Holding Room 29.17 Store 29.18 Administrative Area 29.19 Other Issues About the Infrastructure of MRD Further Reading Chapter 30: Mortuary 30.1 Mortuary 30.2 Autopsy Unit 30.3 Location of the Mortuary 30.4 Infrastructure of Mortuary 30.5 Mortuary 30.5.1 Entrance Lobby 30.5.2 Body Wash 30.5.3 Body Holding Area 30.5.3.1 Walk-in Cool Room 30.5.3.2 Refrigerated Cabinets 30.5.4 Waiting/Viewing Area 30.5.5 Storage 30.5.6 Administration Area 30.5.7 Exit Lobby 30.6 Autopsy Area 30.6.1 Pre Autopsy Room 30.6.2 Autopsy Room (Indoor) 30.6.3 Autopsy Room (Outdoor) 30.6.4 Post Autopsy Room 30.6.5 Autopsy surgeon’s room 30.6.6 Instrument Wash Room 30.6.7 Viscera Preparation Room 30.6.8 Viscera Stores 30.6.9 Surgeon Change Room 30.7 Other Infrastructural Issues Relating to the Mortuary/Autopsy Room Further Reading Chapter 31: Administration Area 31.1 Levels of Administrative Staff 31.2 Infrastructure of the Administrative Area 31.3 Location of the Administrative Area 31.4 Reception 31.5 Infrastructure of Reception 31.6 Waiting Lobby 31.7 Offices of the Senior Management 31.7.1 Electrical Points 31.7.2 Other Communication Points in the Room 31.7.3 Lighting in the Offices 31.7.4 Doors 31.7.5 Windows 31.7.6 Flooring 31.7.7 Air-Conditioning 31.7.8 Room Décor 31.7.9 Furniture in the Executive Offices 31.7.10 Acoustics 31.7.11 Privacy 31.8 Offices of the Senior Executive Level Management 31.8.1 Electrical Points 31.8.2 Other Communication Points in the Room 31.8.3 Lighting in the Offices 31.8.4 Doors 31.8.5 Windows 31.8.6 Flooring 31.8.7 Air-Conditioning 31.8.8 Furniture in the Executive Offices 31.8.9 Acoustics 31.9 Offices of the Executive Level Management 31.9.1 Electrical Points 31.9.2 Other Communication Points in the Room 31.9.3 Lighting in the Offices 31.9.4 Doors 31.9.5 Windows 31.9.6 Flooring 31.9.7 Air-Conditioning 31.9.8 Furniture in the Executive Offices 31.10 Offices of the Junior Level Management 31.10.1 Electrical Points 31.10.2 Other Communication Points 31.10.3 Lighting in the Offices 31.10.4 Doors 31.10.5 Windows 31.10.6 Flooring 31.10.7 Air-Conditioning 31.11 Support Room/Facilities 31.11.1 Senior Management’s PA Room 31.11.2 Secretarial Staff 31.11.3 Kitchen 31.11.4 Dining Area 31.11.5 Staff Toilets 31.11.6 Store 31.11.7 Notice Boards 31.12 Meeting Rooms 31.12.1 Electrical Points 31.12.2 Other Communication Points in the Room 31.12.3 Lighting 31.12.4 Doors 31.12.5 Windows 31.12.6 Flooring 31.12.7 Air-Conditioning 31.12.8 Room Decor 31.12.9 Furniture in the Meeting Room 31.12.10 Acoustics 31.12.11 Privacy Further Reading Chapter 32: Stores in the Hospital 32.1 Functions of Stores 32.2 Types of Hospital Stores 32.3 Planning of Hospital Stores 32.4 Location of the Stores 32.5 Infrastructure of Stores 32.5.1 Store 32.5.2 Storekeeper Room 32.5.3 Store Secretarial Staff 32.5.4 Kitchen 32.5.5 Staff Toilets 32.5.6 Special Store Room 32.5.7 Cold Room 32.5.8 Issue Counter 32.5.9 Receiving Area 32.6 Other Infrastructure Issues 32.6.1 Electrical Points 32.6.2 Other Communication Points in the Room 32.6.3 Lighting in the Stores 32.6.4 Doors 32.6.5 Windows 32.6.6 Flooring 32.6.7 Air-Conditioning 32.6.8 Furniture in the Stores 32.6.9 Notice Boards Further Reading Chapter 33: Engineering and Maintenance Unit 33.1 Works Shops 33.1.1 Biomedical Workshop 33.1.2 Electrical Workshop 33.1.3 HVAC Workshop 33.1.4 MGPS Workshop 33.1.5 Low Voltage Workshop 33.1.6 Building Maintenance 33.1.7 Mechanical Workshop 33.1.8 Fire Fighting Workshop 33.1.9 Automobile Workshop 33.2 Location of the Workshops 33.3 Infrastructure of Workshops 33.3.1 Workshop 33.3.2 Workshop In-charge Room 33.3.3 Workshop Engineers 33.3.4 Staff Toilets 33.3.5 Receiving/Issue Counter 33.4 Other Infrastructure Issues 33.4.1 Electrical Points 33.4.2 Other Communication Points in the Room 33.4.3 Lighting in the Workshops 33.4.4 Doors 33.4.5 Windows 33.4.6 Flooring 33.4.7 Air-Conditioning 33.4.8 Furniture in the Workshop 33.4.9 Notice Boards Further Reading Section III: MEP Planning & Designing Chapter 34: HVAC (Air-Conditioning) System 34.1 Central Water Chilled Plant 34.1.1 Chillers 34.1.1.1 Water-Cooled Chillers 34.1.1.2 Air-Cooled Chillers 34.1.2 Cooling Towers 34.1.3 Air Handling Systems 34.1.3.1 Air Handling Units (AHU) 34.1.3.2 Fan Coil Units 34.1.4 Variable Air Volume (VAV) Ventilation 34.1.5 Diffusers, Registers and Grills 34.1.5.1 Grills 34.1.5.2 Registers 34.1.5.3 Diffusers 34.1.6 Ductwork 34.1.7 Air Intake and Exhaust 34.1.8 Filtration 34.2 Installation of Central Chilled Water Plant: 34.2.1 Chillers 34.2.2 Cooling Towers 34.2.3 Air Handling System 34.3 DX (Direct Expansion) Chilling 34.3.1 The Plant Room 34.3.2 Air Handling Unit Room 34.3.3 Air-Conditioned Room 34.3.4 Benefits of DX Air-Conditioning Systems 34.3.5 Disadvantages of the DX System 34.4 Split Air Conditioning 34.5 HVAC- Room Side Design Further Reading Chapter 35: Electrical Services 35.1 Primary Power Supply (PPS) 35.2 Secondary Power Supply (SPS) 35.3 Tertiary Power Supply (TPS) 35.4 Electrical Load Calculation 35.5 HT Distribution System 35.6 LT Power Distribution 35.7 Redundancy Due to Power Failure 35.8 Emergency Power Generation System 35.9 Uninterrupted Power Supply System (UPS) 35.10 Switching Arrangement 35.11 Emergency Lighting 35.12 Earthing System 35.13 System of Wiring and Cabling 35.14 Switches/Sockets and Boxes 35.15 Lightning Protection 35.16 Power Quality 35.17 Power Factor Correction 35.18 Street Lighting System 35.19 Lighting Management System 35.19.1 Occupancy Sensor Further Reading Chapter 36: ELV, ICT and IBMS Services 36.1 Data System 36.2 Nurse Call System 36.2.1 Desktop Console 36.2.2 Room Lights 36.2.3 Patient Call with Handset 36.2.4 Patient Call – in Toilets 36.2.5 Staff Assist Call 36.2.6 Emergency Call 36.2.7 Wireless Handset 36.2.8 Wireless Console 36.2.9 Audio-Video Nurse Call System 36.3 Electronic Security and Video Surveillance System 36.3.1 Closed Circuit Television System (CCTV) 36.4 Access Control System 36.4.1 No-Touch Access 36.5 Telecommunication System 36.6 Patient Entertainment and Information Systems 36.7 Queue Management System 36.8 Public Address System 36.9 Integrated Building Management Systems (IBMS) Further Reading Chapter 37: Information Technology and Computerization 37.1 Health Information System (HIS) 37.2 Modules of Hospital Information Software 37.2.1 Information Desk Module 37.2.2 Patient Registration Module 37.2.3 Outpatient Management Module 37.2.4 Inpatient Management Module 37.2.5 Admission, Transfer, Discharge (ADT) Module 37.2.6 Consulting Appointment Management Module 37.2.7 Bed Management Module 37.2.8 Ward Management Module 37.2.9 Nursing Management Module 37.2.10 Operating Room Module 37.2.11 Laboratory Module 37.2.12 Blood Bank Module 37.2.13 Radiology Module 37.2.14 Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) Module 37.2.15 Casualty & Emergency Management System 37.2.16 Pharmacy Information System 37.2.17 Order Management System Module 37.2.18 The Birth/Death Registration Module 37.2.19 Electronic Medical Records Module 37.2.20 Billing and Finance Module 37.2.21 Insurance and Medi-claim Module 37.2.22 Human Resources Module 37.2.23 Materials Management System (Stock, Purchasing and Fixed Asset Module) 37.2.24 Dietary Module/Catering Module 37.2.25 Statistics and Reporting Module (MIS) 37.2.26 Hospital Analytics 37.2.27 Interface Module Further Reading Chapter 38: Water Supply and Drainage System 38.1 Source of Water Supply 38.2 Water Storage 38.2.1 Water Storage Tank Locations 38.3 Systems of Water Treatment 38.3.1 Pasteurization 38.3.2 Chemical Treatment 38.3.3 Chlorine Water Treatment 38.3.4 Water Softener Plants 38.3.5 Silver-Copper Ionization 38.3.6 Reverse Osmosis Treatment 38.3.7 Ultraviolet Treatment 38.3.8 Ozone Water Treatment 38.3.9 Distilled Water 38.4 Drinking Water 38.5 Water Booster Pumps 38.6 Hot Water System 38.6.1 Electrical Hot Water Generation 38.6.2 Hot Water Generation from Boiler/Steam by Burning Fuel 38.6.3 Solar Hot Water Generation 38.6.4 Stand-Alone Hot Water Geysers 38.7 Sanitary Fittings 38.8 Irrigation Water Supply 38.9 WC Flushing Systems 38.10 Steam System 38.11 Drainage Strategy 38.12 Types of Drainage Systems 38.12.1 Wastewater Drainage 38.12.2 Soil Water Drainage 38.12.3 Storm Water Drainage 38.12.4 Chemical Drainage 38.12.5 Radiation Drainage 38.13 Methods of Drainage 38.13.1 Vent Pipes 38.13.2 Floor Drains 38.13.3 Soil Water Drainage 38.13.4 Rainwater Drainage System 38.13.5 Infectious Contaminated Drainage 38.13.6 Radiation Drainage 38.13.7 Kitchen Grease Drainage Further Reading Chapter 39: Vertical Transportation System 39.1 Lift Categories 39.1.1 General Passenger Lifts 39.1.2 Bed Lifts 39.1.3 Service/Goods Lift 39.2 Design Considerations 39.3 Engineering Guidelines Further Reading Chapter 40: Pneumatic Tube Systems (PTS) 40.1 Pneumatic Tube System Components 40.1.1 Blower & Air Reverse Valve 40.1.2 Carrier 40.1.3 Control Centre 40.1.4 Database 40.1.5 Inter-zone Connection 40.1.6 Station 40.1.7 Diverter 40.1.8 Tubing 40.1.9 Zone 40.1.10 Slow Speed Device Further Reading Chapter 41: Signage System 41.1 Categories Using Way-Finding 41.1.1 Patients and Visitors 41.1.2 Staff 41.1.3 Users with Special Needs 41.1.4 Sensory Impairment 41.1.5 Language and Illiteracy 41.2 Principles for Designing a Wayfinding System 41.3 Types of Sign Boards 41.3.1 Classified by Function 41.3.2 Signs Classified by Physical Characteristics 41.3.3 Other Factors in the Classification of Sign Boards Further Reading Chapter 42: Bio-Medical Waste Management 42.1 Classification of Hospital Waste 42.1.1 Bio-Medical Waste 42.1.2 General Waste 42.1.3 Other Wastes 42.2 Steps Involved in Bio-Medical Waste Management 42.3 Bio-Medical Waste Segregation 42.4 Bio-Medical Waste Collection 42.4.1 Time of Collection 42.4.2 Packing of Bio-Medical Waste & Labelling 42.4.3 Interim Storage 42.5 Transportation of Bio-Medical Waste in Hospital 42.5.1 Transportation Trolleys 42.5.2 Route of Transportation 42.5.3 Central Waste Collection Room for Bio-Medical Waste 42.6 Record Keeping 42.7 Updating Information on the Website 42.8 Management of General Waste 42.9 Management of Other Wastes 42.9.1 Used Batteries 42.9.2 Management of Radioactive Wastes 42.9.3 Management of E-Wastes 42.10 Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP/STP) 42.10.1 Preliminary Stage 42.10.2 Primary Stage 42.10.3 Secondary Stage 42.10.4 Tertiary Stage Further Reading Chapter 43: Fire Safety 43.1 Planning for Fire Safety in Hospitals 43.2 Structural Elements for Fire Safety 43.2.1 Compartmentalization 43.2.2 Open Spaces 43.2.3 Basements 43.2.4 General Exit Requirements 43.2.5 Corridors and Passageways 43.2.6 Staircases 43.2.7 Ramps 43.2.8 Electrical and Emergency Power 43.2.9 Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Smoke Control 43.2.10 Fire Barrier 43.2.11 Glazing 43.2.12 Surface Interior Finishes 43.2.13 Fire Command Center (FCC) 43.3 Fire Detection and Alarm 43.4 Fire Extinguishers/Fixed Fire Fighting Installations 43.4.1 Static Water Storage Tanks 43.4.2 Fire-Fighting Pump House 43.4.3 Automatic Sprinkler Installation Further Reading Chapter 44: Green Hospitals 44.1 What Is Green Hospital 44.2 Elements of a Green Hospital 44.2.1 Energy Conservation 44.2.2 Alternative Means of Energy Generation 44.2.3 Water Conservation 44.2.4 Indoor Environmental Quality and HVAC Optimization 44.2.5 Chemical Management 44.2.6 Solid Waste Management 44.2.7 Environmental Services 44.2.8 Food Services 44.2.9 Environmentally Preferable Purchasing 44.2.10 Sustainable Construction Materials 44.2.11 Pharmaceutical Minimization, Management and Disposal 44.2.12 Reducing Transportation Cost 44.2.13 Greenery Further Reading Section IV: Equipment Planning Chapter 45: Equipment Planning 45.1 Choosing the Desired Equipment 45.1.1 Quality of the Equipment 45.2 Points to Be Considered While Purchasing the Medical Equipment 45.2.1 Equipment Specification and Configuration 45.2.2 Warranty 45.2.3 Maintenance Contracts 45.2.4 Availability of the Service Engineers and the Workshops 45.2.5 Period of Spare Part Availability 45.2.6 Cost of Consumables 45.2.7 Life Expectancy of the Equipment 45.2.8 Plan for Space and Development 45.2.9 Vendors Evaluation 45.2.10 Regulatory Compliance 45.2.11 Inspection and Testing Before the Transfer of Ownership 45.3 Equipment Used in the Hospital Further Reading