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Part A – Introduction and instructions for use
Part A - Introduction and Instructions for Use10INTRODUCTION10 .1.00GeneralThis document and its various attachments represent the minimum DesignGuidelines for Hospitals and Day Procedure Units (DGHDP). They may bereferred to as 'the DGHDP' or 'these Guidelines' through the text.For a quick start, please refer to the section under "How to Read"10 .2.0010 .3.0010 .4.0010 .5.00These Guidelines do not represent the ideal or best standards. Neither dothey cover management practices beyond the influence of design. The mainaims of these guidelines is to:- Establish the minimum acceptable standards for design and construction- Maintain public confidence in the standard of Health Care Facilities- Determine the basis for the approval and registration of private hospitals- Provide general guidance to designers seeking information on the specialneeds of typical Health Care Facilities- Promote the design of health facilities with due regard for safety, privacyand dignity of patients, staff and visitors- Eliminate design features that result in unacceptable practices- Update guidelines to meet current medical practices- Eliminate duplication between various standards.These Guidelines were compiled by Health Projects International for theVictorian Department of Human Services (DHS) in 2002. Many existingguidelines and standards used in Australia and the United States of Americahave been evaluated in order to arrive at the requirements of these guidelines.These can be found in the credits list. Furthermore, these are forward lookingguidelines, reasonably anticipating and allowing for emerging health carepractices.Although design has a major impact on the quality of health care, it is not theonly influence. Management practices, staff quality and regulatory frameworkpotentially have a greater impact. Consequently, compliance with theseguidelines can influence but not guarantee good health care outcomes.It should be noted that Private Nursing Homes are included in ClassificationIXA Institutional Health Care Building of the Victoria Building Regulations.Through amendments No. 3 and 4, which came into force on 1 July 1986, thefollowing basic building matters are now covered by the Victoria BuildingRegulations:- Structural Integrity- Basic Health and Amenity- Fire Safety and Fire Resistance.Only briefing and functional design matters are covered by these guidelines.10 .6.0010 .7.00These Guidelines place emphasis on achieving Health Care Facilities thatreflect current health care procedures in a desirable environment for patientcare at a reasonable facility cost.The model standards suggested in the Guidelines are performance andservice oriented. Where prescriptive measurements are given, these havebeen carefully considered relative to generally recognised standards. Thesestandards are self evident and do not require detailed specification.DHSThe Department of Human Services, VictoriaDesign guidelines for hospitals and day procedure centres02-Nov-04Issue 1Page 6 of 426
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