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Using Evidence-Based Design Principles to Design<\/p>\n
Lakisha Smith-Bailey <\/p>\n
November 22, 2021<\/p>\n
HCS\/529<\/p>\n
Using Evidence-Based Design Principles to Design<\/p>\n
Evidence-Based Design Principle<\/p>\n
Describe in 45 to 90 words the evidence-based design principle for each layout.<\/p>\n
Describe in 45 to 90 words the impact on the stakeholder’s experience with each placement (i.e., patients, medical staff, hospital staff, and family\/visitors).<\/p>\n
Cite at least 1 peer-reviewed, scholarly, or similar reference to support each evidence-based design principle.<\/p>\n
Outboard Layout<\/p>\n
The design principle involves a toilet along the exterior wall, which restricts family space and outside view. The outboard layout encourages medical staff to conduct patient checks via the corridor than the bedside check. The corridor sight reduces patient privacy as other hospital users can sight the patient from the corridor.<\/p>\n
The outboard design allows the medical staff to have clear and complete visibility of the patient from the corridor space. The design principle also provides patients with the best sight of the corridor. Patients experience disturbance from hospital staff walking through to access the toilet. Hospital staff may disturb the patient when executing their duties like cleaning the bathroom. Patients may not get a full view of the daylight through the window space.<\/p>\n
Wagdy, A., Sherif, A., Sabry, H., Arafa, R., &Mashaly, I. (2017). Daylighting simulation for the configuration of external sun-breakers on south-oriented windows of hospital patient rooms under a clear desert sky. Solar Energy,\u00a0149, 164-175.<\/p>\n
Inboard Layout<\/p>\n
The inboard layout is where the toilet is located at the hallway room entry next to the corridor providing adequate space for family, visitors, and the medical staff(Lavender et al., 2018). The restroom occupies the space along the interior wall providing privacy and protection from corridor noise. However, the patient has to walk for some moments to access the toilet.<\/p>\n
The design allows a patient to access daylight and also allows medical staff to offer patient-centered care. The inboard layout promotes quality sleep for a patient. The patient also experiences better service as it encourages decentralized placement of medical staff close to the patient. The design also promotes timely discharge as it reduces medication.<\/p>\n
Lavender, S. A., Sommerich, C. M., Sanders, E. B. N., Evans, K. D., Li, J., Radin Umar, R. Z., & Patterson, E. S. (2020). Developing evidence-based design guidelines for medical\/surgical hospital patient rooms that meet the needs of staff, patients, and visitors.\u00a0HERD: Health Environments Research & Design Journal,\u00a013(1), 145-178.<\/p>\n
Same-handed Layout<\/p>\n
The layout shows that the toilet rooms are identical. In a same-handed layout, the facility constructs standardized toilet rooms. In this layout, the parties available will understand precisely where the toilet is because every room they enter consists of a toilet (Watkins et al., 2011). The layout comes with an extra cost of building a toilet in each room compared to other layouts.<\/p>\n
The same-handed layout of toilets in a healthcare facility affects the patient’s experience because it increases the satisfaction level. Patients do not have to move from their rooms because the layout ensures that the toilets are located within the patient rooms. The layout also enhances patient safety. The layout also affects the medical staff and hospital staff by saving time for them. The staff will get adequate time to work on crucial issues facing patients. Family members and visitors also get affected by the layout because they do not waste time looking for the toilets.<\/p>\n
Watkins, N., Kennedy, M., Ducharme, M., & Padula, C. (2011). Same-handed and mirrored unit configurations: is there a difference in patient and nurse outcomes?.\u00a0JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration,\u00a041(6), 273-279.<\/p>\n
Nested Layout<\/p>\n
In the nested layout, two toilets get placed between two patient rooms. The design allows for patient visibility and privacy because the toilet is located near their rooms (Sherif et al., 2014). The patient rooms in this layout are arranged along the exterior wall. Then, the toilet rooms get fixed within the walls facing one another.<\/p>\n
The impact of this layout on patients’ experience is that it improves their health outcomes by enhancing safety. The layout affects medical staff and hospital staff’s experience by reducing motivation because of the increased time wasted as they move from one patient room to the other. The impact of this layout on the family and visitors’ experience is that it provides satisfaction and hope for increased health outcomes.<\/p>\n
Sherif, A., Sabry, H., Arafa, R., & Wagdy, A. (2014). Energy-efficient hospital patient room design: effect of room shape on window-to-wall ratio in a desert climate. In\u00a030th International PLEA Conference: Sustainable Habitat for Developing Societies: Choosing the Way Forward-Proceedings\u00a0(pp. 352-360). PLEA-Passive and Low Energy Architecture.<\/p>\n
References<\/p>\n
Lavender, S. A., Sommerich, C. M., Sanders, E. B. N., Evans, K. D., Li, J., Radin Umar, R. Z., & Patterson, E. S. (2020). Developing evidence-based design guidelines for medical\/surgical hospital patient rooms that meet the needs of staff, patients, and visitors.\u00a0HERD: Health Environments Research & Design Journal,\u00a013(1), 145-178.<\/p>\n
Sherif, A., Sabry, H., Arafa, R., & Wagdy, A. (2014). Energy-efficient hospital patient room design: effect of room shape on window-to-wall ratio in a desert climate. In\u00a030th International PLEA Conference: Sustainable Habitat for Developing Societies: Choosing the Way Forward-Proceedings\u00a0(pp. 352-360). PLEA-Passive and Low Energy Architecture.<\/p>\n
Wagdy, A., Sherif, A., Sabry, H., Arafa, R., &Mashaly, I. (2017). Daylighting simulation for the configuration of external sun-breakers on south-oriented windows of hospital patient rooms under a clear desert sky. Solar Energy,\u00a0149, 164-175.<\/p>\n
Watkins, N., Kennedy, M., Ducharme, M., & Padula, C. (2011). Same-handed and mirrored unit configurations: is there a difference in patient and nurse outcomes?.\u00a0JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration,\u00a041(6), 273-279.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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