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NOTES ASSUMPTIONSROYAL DEVON AND EXETER NHS FOUNDATION TRUSTDeveloping a SOC for Emergency Care ServicesNotesDate of EndorsementN001N002GeneralColoursThis Workbook has been developed by SHP as an integrated suite of linked Worksheets and must be viewed as a coordinatedproduct. Consequently the Version Control is attributed to the Workbook as a whole and not individualworksheetsColours have been used consistently within worksheets to both identify linked cells and highlight bespoke and genericroomsLinked CellsCells derived from other parts of the WorkbookDocumentAuthorDocumentCompilerDocumentOwnerReference CellsCells used to populate other parts of the WorkbookEstimatesTemporary or Estimated ValueBespoke RoomsBespoke Rooms as described within the Clinical Output SpecificationStandard RoomsStandard Rooms utilised throughout the ProjectSPV RoomsRoom to be both "owned and operated" by the Private SectorExisting RoomExisting facility to be retainedReduced SpaceIndicates a smaller number/size than in previous versionIncreased SpaceIndicates a larger number/size than in previous versionAssumptionsActivityNo dedicated provision within the Emergency Hub other than front door portal/super triageassessment for: Pre reported myocardial infarction, Obstetrics, Paediatrics, Gynaecology, Oncology,Renal, Ophthalmology, T&OStandardsStandardsStandardsStandardsStandards"E" in thecomments column"E" in thecomments columnAn existing space standard (E) has been used where it is deemed to be within reasonable toleranceas compared with current HBN recommendations;A revised space standard has NOT been used where an existing space is deemed to fall outside areasonable tolerance compared with current HBN recommendations. In this case the appropriateHBN space allowance has been used instead. The existing space (E) is indicated either in thecomments column or on a separate row for comparison but hatched and zeroed in the quantumcolumn;HBN 22 has been used for reference generally. Derogations from HBN 22 to be considered andHBNagreed22-cross-referssee separatetodiscussionHBN 4 forpaper;application to bedded areas, however, due to the limited length ofstay SHP has suggested a reduced level of ‘bedroom family and clinical support’ accommodation.These and other derogations from HBN 4 to be considered and agreed - see separate discussionpaperHBN 22 recommendations for 90,000 attendances has been used based on Trust reported activity ofbetween 200-300 admissions per day. In particular this has determined the number of resus baysRD&EFT soa Hub master v3.xls Strategic Healthcare Planning Limited 1 of 2