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Part B - Health Facility Briefing and Planning400 .6.00Functional AreasSTORAGEEach Paediatric Intensive Care Unit shall include separate storage cabinets orclosets for toys and games for use by the paediatric patients.400 .7.00Functional RelationshipsThe Intensive Care - Paediatric Unit should have ready access to theEmergency Unit, Operating Unit, Medical Imaging Units, Pathology Unit andPharmacy Unit. It should be located to avoid the need for through traffic.DESIGN400 .8.00Space Standards and ComponentsThe basinets, incubators and warmers used for neonatal infants will need thesame clearances as for adult beds.COMPONENTS OF THE UNIT400 .9.00IntroductionThe Paediatric Intensive Care Unit will consist of a combination of StandardComponents and Non-Standard Components.Standard Components must comply with details in Standard Componentsdescribed in these Guidelines. Refer also to Standard Components RoomData Sheets.400 .10.00400 .11.00Standard ComponentsProvide the Standard Components as identified in the Schedule ofAccommodation.Non-Standard ComponentsProvide the Non-Standard Components as identified in the Schedule ofAccommodation, according to the Operational Policy and Functional Brief.APPENDICES400 .12.00ICU-Paediatric Generic Schedule of AccommodationSchedule of Accommodation for Intensive Care Unit - Paediatric:ROOM / SPACEStandardComponentIn addition to the schedule identified for Intensive Care - General the followingadditional requirements will apply:Level 6Qty x m2RemarksSTORE - GENERAL yes 2 x 9 Including storage for cots and toysTREATMENT ROOM yes 1 x 15 With provisions for Paediatric patientsCIRCULATION % 40DHSThe Department of Human Services, VictoriaDesign guidelines for hospitals and day procedure centres02-Nov-04Issue 1Page 232 of 426
Part B - Health Facility Briefing and Planning400 .13.00ICU-Paediatric Generic Schedule of AccommodationSHARED AREASROOM / SPACEStandardComponentLevel 4Qty x m2Level 5Qty x m2Level 6Qty x m2RemarksBAY - BEVERAGE yes 1 x 3 C-located with Lounge - Parent'sFORMULA ROOM yes 1 x 15LOUNGE - PARENT'S 1 x 20OVERNIGHT STAY - BEDROOM yes 1 x 10 For parents; may be located within the Unit ornearbyOVERNIGHT STAY - ENSUITE yes 1 x 4400 .14.00References and Further Reading- American Institute of Architects, Guidelines for Design & Construction ofHospital & Healthcare Facilities, 1997.- Health Department Western Australia, Private Hospital Guidelines, 1998.DHSThe Department of Human Services, VictoriaDesign guidelines for hospitals and day procedure centres02-Nov-04Issue 1Page 233 of 426
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