Building Plan
Outpatient clinic Facility planning
There is a great shift in the real estate and this affects even the healthcare facilities. Notably, the traditional stand alone acute care hospitals are now fast shifting into multiple building campuses and facilities that are multi-state operational. This has been greatly informed by the changing demands of the patients that are becoming increasingly complex hence the resultant emerging new models for the delivery of these complex needs of the clients. Notably, both the physicians and the patients are driving force behind this evolution which focuses on more comfortable facilities, increased efficiency in the facility designs, convenient locations of the facilities and of greatest consideration is that they need to be consumer focused. One characteristic of the new guidelines on buildings is that they provide for the elders as well as other people with long-term care needs, they take care of the diverse cultures, values as well as structures. These are catered for through the various guidelines on the regulatory requirements, color, the electronic items provisions and other factors that may be pertinent to the outpatient department contraction.
The central focus of this paper is on the general specifications and recommendations that should be taken into account while putting up an outpatient department that will effectively cater for the needs of the diverse population that will be visiting the facility.
The central and apparently the most significant consideration for a health facility and the outpatient facility in specific is the regulatory provisions that need to be observed while building. The outpatient department that is to be built should adhere to the Americans with Disability Act as of necessity. Many buildings within the U.S.A. still don't have wheel chair access ramp as required by the law. If a person without legs or dysfunctional legs comes in a wheel chair he has to be helped up the stairs onto the lift lobby. This will straight away discourage...
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