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PLATE NO.: ACCOMPLISHMENT

TITLE: PROGRAMMING
DATE GIVE: SEPTEMBER 6, 2021
DATE DUE: SEPTEMBER 13, 2021
REFERENCES:

FERNANDEZ KELLY BERT R. AR. MA. ELEANOR LUCERO

INTRODUCTION

DEFINITION OF TERMS
A. Administrative – space for offices and counters for Hospital administrator, and other
Hospital staffs.
1. Main entrance lobby – a drop off space intended to receive the most traffic flow of
the building.
2. Main waiting area – should be large enough to accommodate visitors and patients
and well-designed keeping the psyche of the visitors in mind.
3. Information desk and switchboard – space where the first and last area clients
visit, and thus it is on the frontlines of keeping customer happy.
4. Admitting office – admit, transfer and discharge patients. Should be close or
adjacent to emergency service, outpatient department, laboratory, radiology and cashier.
5. Medical record room – it contains health record as well as any electronically stored
variant of the traditional paper files contains proper identification of patient.
6. Medical library – space to assist health professionals in finding health and scientific
information to improve.
7. Business center – space for business office manager who oversees day to day
activities or more functions within a hospital’s business office.
8. Staff conference and lounge room – essential space for meetings
9. Toilet facilities – small room used for privately accessing the sanitation fixture for
urination and defecation. Should follow the design standard provided by DOH or NBC.
10. Cashiers office – space for billing after discharge of patient.
11. Vault room – secured room for most valued properties like money and important
records of hospital
12. Staff office – the office is responsible for all doctor credentials, committee meetings
and doctor functions.
13. Chief accountant and staff office – space for day to day accounting operations.
14. Pharmacy room – Drugs storage
15. Drug store – s shop where you can buy medicine
16. Pharmacist office – responsible for the procurement, storage, dispensing
preparation, distribution and inventory of medications to optimize drug-therapy
management of inpatient and outpatients.
17. Doctors office/ secretary / file room – a place for a doctor where paper works are
done.
 18. Hospital directors office – a place where the director handle decisions and
strategic planning of the organization.
19. Asst. directors office – assist the director in the over sight and direction of health
care unit, adjacent to Director’s office.
20. Chief nurse and staff / secretary – responsible for maintaining clinical and patient-
care standards
21. Lockers room – storage for personal belongings of Hospital staffs.
22. Janitorial space – space for caretaker who cleans and maintains the building.
B. Out-patient Department – a hospital department/unit where nonurgent medical care is
provided.
1. Waiting area – should be large enough to accommodate visitors and patients and
well-designed keeping the psyche of the visitors in mind.
2. Social service room – developing and implementing a patient’s plan of care. Working
with agencies or insurance companies to cover cost of treatment and medication.
3. Consultation room – a room where a doctor examines a patient and discusses their
medical problems with them.
4. Examination and treatment room – a place for patients that needs medical care.
5. Utility room – a room or area with fixtures used for cleaning and disinfecting soled
patent-care items.
6. Examination room – entry point for ill or injured patient.
7. Toilet facilities – small room used for privately accessing the sanitation fixture for
urination and defecation. Should follow the design standard provided by DOH or NBC.
8. Immunization room – space for vaccination.
9. Solution room (sterilizer) – integrated place in hospital that performs sterilization
and other action on medical devices.
10. Men and women locker rooms with T&B – storage for personal belongings of
Hospital staffs.
11. Lounge room with kitchenette – an area for staff to rest and eat their meals.
12. Dental clinic with dental laboratory – a place where dentist performs dental
procedures and treatment on patients.
13. Fracture room with splint and plaster closet – a place where patients with bone
joint, and soft tissue injuries were treated.
14. Eye, ear, nose and throat (EENT) – a place where patients with eye, ear nose and
throat were treated.
C. Surgical Department / Emergency Services – emergency gateway to the hospital patients
with pain agony relative emotionally charged enter the emergency department at any hour of the
day or night.
1. Ambulance parking – there should be sufficient space for each parked ambulance
open/close all doors when the bay is full without with walls, pillars, equipment or other
ambulances.
2. Emergency lobby – a space from which one or more rooms or corridors can be
accessed.
3. Emergency and treatment rooms – a room that provides physical treatment of a
patient.
4. Observation room with 3 beds - - referred to as the back room or viewing room in
hospital. A room next to another room with a window across the side of one of the walls.
5. Surgical corridor – passage connecting other spaces of the building.
6. Doctors lockers – small, usually narrow storage compartment for doctors.
7. Nurse’s lockers – small, usually narrow storage compartment for Nurses.
8. Nurse’s station – an area of a health care facility, which nurses and other health care
staff work behind when not working directly with patients and where they can perform
some of their duties.
9. Clean-up room – a room where nurses and doctors clean and disinfect kits used after
emergency treatment.
10. Film processing room – used to process photographic film, to make prints and
carry out associated tasks.
11. Light room – also known as operating room
12. Storage – for medical facilities stock a massive quantity of supplies, from
medications and surgical kits to diagnostic tool, linens, protective equipment, and
personal care supplies.
13. Toilet facilities – small room used for privately accessing the sanitation fixture for
urination and defecation. Should follow the design standard provided by DOH or NBC.
D. Maternity Department And Nursery – specializes for women during pregnancy and
childbirth.
1. Delivery rooms – is one of the versatile rooms in a hospital. It is called a labor,
delivery, and recovery room.
2. Scrub-up – a special unit in the hospital where pregnant women give birth to babies.
3. Labour rooms – is one of the versatile rooms in a hospital. It is called a labor,
delivery, and recovery room.
 4. Clean-up sterile rooms – a room where nurses and doctors clean and disinfect kits
used after emergency treatment.
5. Nurses station – an area of a health care facility, which nurses and other health care
staff work behind when not working directly with patients and where they can perform
some of their duties.
6. Nursery (full-term)at least 12-bassiness – a space where babies stay in a bassinet
in the room with Mom.
7. Observation nursery – an area for nurses to take care of all the new babies,
separate from their mothers.
8. Premature nursery – space for new born babies that needs extra care.
9. Doctors and nurse lounge room with kitchenette – an area for staff to rest and eat
their meals. – an area for staff to rest and eat their meals.
10. Lockers room – storage for personal belongings of Hospital staffs.
11. Bedroom with toilet – space for patient that needs some health care.
12. Solaria – a room in which patients/babies may be exposed to sunlight in a controlled
environment.
13. Treatment room and consultation room – a room where a doctor examines a
patient and discusses their medical problems with them.
14. Viewing room – space provided for relatives and visitors to view their love ones.
15. Intensive care units (isolation rooms) – space for patients who needs critical
medical care.
16. Janitorial space – space for caretaker who cleans and maintains the building.
E. Pediatric Department – department deals with the health and medical care of infants,
children and adolescents from birth up to age of 18.
1. 4 private wards with locker and T&B – single bed that gives privacy for fee paying
patients
2. Pay ward with shower and toilet – a large room for the accommodation of several
patients.
3. Ward for 6 beds (men) - – a large room for the accommodation of male patients.
4. Ward for 6 beds (women) – a large room for the accommodation of female patients.
5. Dayroom – pace for relaxation of patients during the day.
6. Playroom / space – space for children being able to play while in a hospital. It helps
children to learn, develop and to feel less anxious and cope with treatment.
7. Doctors rest room with T & B – a doctors place to relax, and unwind.
 8. Storage room (formula) – for medical facilities stock a massive quantity of supplies,
from medications and surgical kits to diagnostic tool, linens, protective equipment, and
personal care supplies.
9. Waiting and consultation room – a room where a doctor examines a patient
10. Janitors space – space for caretaker who cleans and maintains the building.
F. Laboratory Department – a place where chemical laboratory scientist who ae trained to
perform various sample of biological specimens collected from its patients.
1. Waiting area – should be large enough to accommodate visitors and patients and
well-designed keeping the psyche of the visitors in mind.
2. Pathologist’s office – space for pathologist who manage and oversees of hospital
and clinical labs.
3. Secretary – provide secretarial support to hospital pathologist.
4. Examination room – should be large enough for all the equipment and staff.
5. Bacteriology – study of microorganisms and their effect on animals. Bacteriologist
may work closely with other scientist to conduct research experiment and learn more
about microorganisms.
6. Urinalysis – a urinalysis is a simple test that looks at a small sample or your urine.
7. Serology – a medical scientist who specializes in blood serum analysis.
8. Histology (animal tissue) – a histology or histotechnician, prepares tissue samples
for a pathologist to study.
9. Biochemistry – space for biochemist who studies bacteria, viruses, and other
organism to better understand the chemical basis of life.
10. Haematologist (blood) – a space where a haematologist treats conditions that
affect the blood and organs that make the blood.
11. Washing and sterilizing room – a place where all cleaning, disinfection, and
sterilization takes place.
12. Blood bank room – a place where blood is collected from donors, typed, separated
into components, stored, and prepared for transfusion to recipients.
13. Library room – space to assist health professionals in finding health and scientific
information to improve.
14. Doctors and nurses lounge room a – an area for staff to rest and eat their meals.
G. Autopsy and Morgue Room – a refrigerated space for the storage of human corpses.
H. General Services – responsible for the hospital security, maintenance and others.
1. Central Storage – centralized storage
2. Pharmacy Storage – a place where drugs are stocked in containers, such as boxes
and on flexible racks and shelves.
3. Furniture Room – storage for furniture.
4. Male Helpers Lockers with T & B – small space with narrow storage compartment
and T&B.
5. Female Helpers Lockers with T&B – small space with narrow storage compartment
and T&B.
6. Main Kitchen – installed with different kitchen tools, prepares tremendous amount of
food for distribution among patients as well as for serving the employees.
7. Dish Washing Room – space for cleaning and washing of used kitchen utensils
8. Garbage Room – disposal of waste
9. Janitors Room – space for caretaker who cleans and maintains the building.
10. Dietician Room – manage the food given on every patient, experts in the use of
food and nutrition to promote health and disease.
11. Day Storage – an open area storage.
12. Laundry Room – a room where clothes are washed and dried.
13. Central Linen – space for hospital bed linen.
14. Garage – indoor space for parking.
15. Transformer Vault Room – space for power transformer, network protectors,
voltage regulators, etc.
16. Electrical Room – room dedicated for electrical equipment.
17. Mechanical Room – room dedicated for mechanical equipment.
18. Pump Room – room dedicated to pump water.
19. Maintenance Shop – space to repair and maintenance of any hospital equipment.
20. Stairs
21. Elevators
22. Machine Rooms – room for equipment and other machinery or computer related
processing.
COMPUTATION OF SPACE

MINIMUM OCCUPANT TOTAL AREA

SPACE SPACE REQ. LOAD/# OF (SQ.M)
(SQ.M) UNIT
ADMINISTRATIVE
Main entrance lobby .65/person 20 13
Main waiting area .65/person 20 13
Information desk and switchboard 5.02/staff 4 20.08
Admitting office 5.02/staff 4 20.08
Medical record room 9.3 2 37.2
Medical library 15 1 15
Business center 5.02/staff 10 50.2
Staff conference and lounge room 5.02/staff 20 100.4
Toilet facilities 4 8 24
Cashiers office 5.02/staff 4 20.08
Vault room 9.3 1 9.3
Staff office 5.02/staff 12 60.24
Chief accountant and staff office 5.02/staff 4 20.8
Pharmacy room 5.02/staff 5 25.1
Drug store 15 2 30
Pharmacist office 5.02/staff 5 25.1
Doctors office/ secretary / file room 5.02/staff 4 20.08
Hospital directors office 5.02/staff 4 20.08
Asst. directors office 5.02/staff 4 20.08
Chief nurse and staff / secretary 5.02/staff 5 25.1
Lockers room 1.40/staff 15 21
Janitorial space 3.9 4 15.6

OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT
1. Waiting area .65/person 20 13
2. Social service room 5.02/staff 2 5.04
3. Consultation room 5.02/staff 2 5.04
4. Examination and treatment room 7.43/bed 2 14.86
5. Utility room 1.67 2 3.34
6. Examination room 7.43/bed 2 14.86
7. Toilet facilities 4 8 24
8. Immunization room 7.43/bed 2 14.86
9. Solution room (sterilizer) 4.65 2 9.3
10. Men and women locker rooms with 1.4/staff + 4 15 25
T&B
11. Lounge room with kitchenette 5.02/staff + 1.67 5 26.77
12. Dental clinic with dental laboratory 5.02/staff + 3 22.49
7.43/bed
13. Fracture room with splint and plaster 4.65 1 4.65
closet
14. Eye, ear, nose and throat (EENT) 5.02/staff + 2 17.47
7.43/bed
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT /
EMERGENCY SERVICEES
1. Ambulance parking 9.29 2 18.58
2. Emergency lobby .65/person 10 6.5
3. Emergency and treatment rooms 7.43/bed 5 37.15
4. Observation room with 3 beds 7.43/bed 3 22.29
5. Surgical corridor 0.65/person 15 6.5
6. Doctors lockers 1.40/staff 5 7
7. Nurse’s lockers 1.40/staff 12 16.8
8. Nurse’s station 5.02/staff 6 30.12
9. Clean-up room 4.65 1 4.65
10. Film processing room 5.02/staff 2 10.04
11. Light room 5.02/staff + 1 12.45
7.43/bed
12. Storage 4.65 1 4.65
13. Toilet facilities 4 4 16

MATERNINTY DEPARTMENT AND

NURSERY
delivery rooms 7.43/bed 3 22.29
Scrub-up 4.65 2 9.3
Labour rooms 7.43/bed 6 44.58
Clean-up sterile rooms 4.65 2 9.3
Nurses station 5.02/staff 6 30.12
Nursery (full-term) at least 12-bassinet 3.72/bassinet 12 44.64
Observation nursery 3.72/bassinet 12 44.64
Pre-mature nursery 3.72/bassinet 12 44.64
Doctors and nurse lounge room with 5.02/staff + 1.67 2 11.71
kitchenette
Lockers room 1.40/staff 6 8.4
Bedroom with toilet 7.43/bed + 4 6 48.58
Solaria 3.72/bassinet 15 55.8
Treatment room and consultation room 7.43/bed 2 14.86
Viewing room .65/person 10 6.5
Intensive care units (isolation rooms) 7.43/bed 3 22.9
Janitorial space 4.65 2 9.3

PEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT
1. 4 private wards with locker and T&B 7.43/bed + 4 4 29.72
2. Pay ward with shower and toilet 7.43/bed + 4 10 74.3
3. Ward for 6 beds (men) 7.43/bed + 4 6 44.58
4. Ward for 6 beds (women) 7.43/bed + 4 6 48.58
5. Dayroom 7.43/bed 4 29.72
6. Playroom / space 5.02/staff 10 50.2
7. Doctors rest room with T & B 7.43/bed + 4 4 33.72
8. Storage room (formula) 4.65 1 4.65
9. Waiting and consultation room 5.02/staff 4 20.08
10. Janitors space 4.65 2 9.3
LABORATORY DEPARTMENT
1. Waiting area .65/person 10 6.5
2. Pathologist’s office 5.02/staff 5 25.1
3. Secretary 5.02/staff 5 25.1
4. Examination room 7.43/bed 2 14.86
5. Bacteriology 16 1 16
6. Urinalysis 16 1 16
7. Serology 16 1 16
8. Histology (animal tissue) 16 1 16
9. Biochemistry 16 1 16
10. Haematologist (blood) 16 1 16
11. Washing and sterilizing room 4.65 2 9.3
12. Blood bank room 4.65 1 4.65
13. Library room 16 1 16
14. Doctors and nurses lounge room 5.02/staff + 1.67 4 21.75

AUTOPSY AND MORGUE

- 7.43/bed 15 111.45

GENERAL SERVICES
1. Central Storage 16 1 16
2. Pharmacy Storage 16 1 16
3. Furniture Room 16 1 16
4. Male Helpers Lockers with T & B 1.40/staff + 4 10 18
5. Female Helpers Lockers with T&B 1.40/staff + 4 10 18
6. Main Kitchen
a. Rang With Oven 4.65 1 4.65
b. Cereal Cooker (5 Gallons) 4.65 1 4.65
c. Fryer 4.65 1 4.65
d. Oven Compartment 4.65 1 4.65
e. Steamer Compartment 4.65 1 4.65
f. Baking Servicing 4.65 1 4.65
g. Cook Table 4.65 1 4.65
h. Food Mixture 4.65 1 4.65
i. Oven Tray Track 4.65 1 4.65
j. Commercial Ref 4.65 1 4.65
k. Meat Slicer 4.65 1 4.65
l. Table 4.65 1 4.65
m. Egg Boiler 4.65 1 4.65
n. Coffee Urn (Urn Stands) 4.65 1 4.65
7. Dish Washing Room 4.65 1 4.65
8. Garbage Room 4.65 1 4.65
9. Janitors Room 4.65 1 4.65
10. Dietician Room 5.02/staff 2 10.04
11. Day Storage 4.65 1 4.65
12. Laundry Room 4.65 1 4.65
a. Store Room 4.65 1 4.65
b. Tray Press Unit 4.65 1 4.65
 c. Ironing Boards 4.65 1 4.65
d. Troy Tumbler 4.65 1 4.65
e. Soap Tank 4.65 1 4.65
f. Troy Washer 4/65 1 4/65
g. Troy Extractor 4.65 1 4.65
h. Starch Cooker 4.65 1 4.65
i. Laundry Tube 4.65 1 4.65
j. 2-Roll Ironer 4.65 2 9.3
13. Central Linen 4.65 1 4.65
14. Garage 9.29 5 287.1
15. Transformer Vault Room 96 1 96
16. Electrical Room 20 1 20
17. Mechanical Room 48 1 48
18. Pump Room 20 1 20
19. Maintenance Shop 100 1 100
20. Stairs 4.65 1 4.65
21. Elevators 4.65 1 4.65
22. Machine Rooms 20 1 20

PANDEMIC SPACE REQUIREMENTS

BASED ON THE COVID-19 SITUATION

1. 200 beds 7.43/bed 200 1486

2. Covid-19 emergency spaces 7.43/bed

NOTE: ADD 30% OF THE TOTAL AREA FOR CIRCULATION total = 4,421.58+1,326.60
= 5,748.18 sqm