Isolation unit
The isolation unit is designed with seven isolation rooms, and is distinguished from a normal intensive care unit by the airlock in front of the patient room, and patient toilet built into the isolation room. In addition, the isolation rooms are operated in a partial vacuum, unlike a traditional ICU. The rooms are arranged in a row, and are surrounded by the necessary supply rooms. Cabinet systems are built into the airlocks to keep key supplies accessible.
An isolation unit of this size is designed for a district or university clinic. A real-life implementation begins with an observation and understanding of real-world workflow. In order to establish work sequences starting in the planning phase, workflows have been created for the staff, the patients and the materials. These are helpful for designing an efficient flow of work within the department.
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Room index
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Main rooms
01 Patient room
04 Patient room
07 Patient room
10 Patient room
13 Patient room
16 Patient room
19 Patient room
47 Trauma room
Ancillary rooms
02 Lock
03 Patient restroom
05 Lock
06 Patient restroom
08 Lock
09 Patient restroom
11 Lock
12 Patient restroom
14 Lock
15 Patient restroom
17 Lock
18 Patient restroom
20 Lock
21 Patient restroom
23 Equipment storage
31 Dirty utility
45 Cleaning room
46 Patient lock
Connecting rooms
22 Corridor 1
24 Medication storage lock
25 Material storage lock
30 Disposal lock
39 Corridor 2
Staff rooms
26 Recreation room
27 Base
28 Women’s restroom
29 Men’s restroom
32 Men’s changing room
33 Women’s changing room
34 Standby room
35 Restroom / Shower
36 Doctor’s room
37 Restroom / Shower
38 Ward management
40 Women’s changing room (visitors)
41 Men’s changing room (visitors)
42 Recreation room (visitors)
43 Women’s restroom (visitors)
44 Men’s restroom (visitors)