Nama : Rizal Maulana Adam

NIM : A2A221005

SpringerBriefs in Public Health present concise summaries of cutting-edge research and practical
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Indoor air quality is an issue of scientific interest both because the risks from exposure to air pollution in
the indoor environment are becoming clearer and also stated by WHO improve public health and quality
of life and are being discussed in many countries around the world.

There are many organizations that are trying to increase knowledge about indoor air quality issues and
to set priorities or goals to be achieved. However, all of them tend to draw results about the generic
boundaries of the environment rather than specific ones, such as health facilities, which should be a
priority because of the vulnerability of their users and their health conditions.

then air quality in hospitals is also a hygiene and health requirement for medical health, then Air quality
requirements in healthcare facilities vary by health function and often even from room to room in
relation to their use. Some areas, such as operating theaters, intensive care units, and isolation rooms,
require high-efficiency filtration to protect patients, staff, and visitors, while other areas require the
removal of gaseous, chemical and odorous contaminants to provide a safe.

To achieve adequate air quality, the main aspect is that the localization hospital must be far from
sources of pollution, such as factories, traffic jams, parking lots, and landfills. Two other important
features are the facade design and adequate ventilation (HVAC) system.