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DESIGNING
PRESENTED BY:
Himanshu Hedaoo (09)
Akshata Mhatre ()
Anjali Marathe (16)
Padmini Raju ()
Saniya Raut ()
Priya Kothari (15)
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A PAEDIATRIC MULTI-SPECIALITY HOSPITAL
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A Paediatric Multi-Speciality Hospital housing 150 beds, located in
GHANSOLI,NAVI MUMBAI. It has various services rendering to the cure
all types of neonatal, infant & children illness and diseases. The hospital
has a huge range of services right from radiology to pathology. We
promise to deliver premium care at affordable costs by renowned
healthcare professionals.
VISION STATEMENT
• To be the healthcare provider of choice for physicians and patients - delivering the healthcare
we expect for own family.
MISSION STATEMENT
• Our mission is to provide excellent healthcare in family-centred environment.
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COMPASSION
CORE
VALUES
QUALITY
SERVICE
CARE
INNOVATION
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STEPS IN HOSPITAL PLANNING
Work on
HMIS,
Identify your Calculate all
Staffing,
mission, Get people on the space Stack Bed Space Trials and
Equipment
vision and board requirements program distribution program "Go Live"
Installation,
objectives and FSI
Training &
Dry Runs
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• Total children (0-6) in Navi Mumbai city are 129,591 as per figure from Census
India report on 2011.
• There were 68,142 boys while 61,449 are girls.
• The child forms 11.56 % of total population of Navi Mumbai City.
COMPETITOR ANALYSIS
NAME OF HOSPITAL TYPES OF HOSPITAL
Dr. Yewale Hospital Paediatric
New Life Maternity & Children Hospital Maternity
Laxmi Multi-speciality Hospital General
RLG Healthcare Hospital Polyclinic
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LOCATION SELECTION
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FSI CALCULATION
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Total Land (Plot) : 2 Acre
(1 Acre = 44,000 Square Feet)
2 Acre = 88,000 Square Feet
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Stem cell department Physiotherapy
Corridors
Administration
Cath Lab Cardiac ward
Corridors Department
ICU
Corridors
Pharmacy, ENT, Blood
bank
VIEW
OT’s Kitchen
Corridors
Emergency OPD
Morgue, Sewage
treatment, Chillers 12
Pathology labs
Corridors
Administration
Dialysis
Corridors department
Radiology OPD
Laundry
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FLOOR PLANS &
SPACE PROGRAMS
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PHASE – 2 BASEMENT
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SPACE PROGRAM (PHASE-2)
DEPARTMENTS TOTAL AREA (sqft)
Morgue
Stairs
Managers Room
Sorting Room
Sewage Treatment
Washing & Drying
Ironing
Steam Stress
Store
Chiller
Lift
Washroom
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SPACE PROGRAM (PHASE-1)
DEPARTMENTS TOTAL AREA (sqft)
Emergency 1395.48
CT Scan 378
MRI 408
X-Ray 443.87
Reception 255
Reporting Room 222.87
Changing Room 153
Ultra-Sound Room 189
Mammography 226.25
Staff Counter 114.75
Radiologist 114.75
Male Washroom 162
Female Washroom 153
Specially Abled Washroom 151
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SPACE PROGRAM (PHASE-2)
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Phase 1 and phase 2 1st floor
SPACE PROGRAM (PHASE-1)
DEPARTMENTS TOTAL AREA (sqft)
CSSD 2500
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SPACE PROGRAM (PHASE-1)
DEPARTMENTS TOTAL AREA (sqft)
Isolation
Delivery Room
NICU 1751.68
ICU 1474.36
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Nurse station
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SPACE PROGRAM (PHASE-1)
DEPARTMENTS TOTAL AREA (sqft)
Suites
Play Area
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SPACE PROGRAM (PHASE-2)
DEPARTMENT TOTAL AREA (sqft)
HR Department 264.4
IT Department 431.46
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CIVIL CONSTRUCTION COSTS
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Area (Square Feet) Rate/SqFt (RS) Cost (RS)
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Bed Mix
Department Beds (150)
OT 4
Dialysis 10
Cardiac 10
General ward 10
NICU 10
ICU 10
Single 7
Twin 36
Incubator 3
OPD 10
Oncology ward 10
Emergency department 10
Maternity ward 10
Isolation 9
Treatment 1
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INCOME ASSUMPTION
Pharmacy
Path Lab
OT
OPD
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Years Occupancy
Year 1 25%
Year 2 40%
Year 3 50%
Year 4 60%
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OPD OT
Beds - 8 1 Day – 4 Operations
1hr – 4 Patients/day/bed OT – 2
10 Beds – 40 patients/bed 8 Operation/Day
OPD Days- 300 OT Days – 300
Total – 1,20,000 patients/year Total – 2400 Patients / year
IPD DIALYSIS
Beds - 46 Beds – 4
IPD Days - 365 Days-365
Total – 16790 Patients/year Total- 1460
30 72600
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Department Productivity Average Rate Income Total
OPD IPD OPD IPD OPD IPD
Doctor
96,000 16,790 1,000 800 1,67,90,000 1,34,32,000 3,02,22,000
consultation
Dialysis 1,460 12,000 1,75,20,000 1,75,20,000
Dental 300 800 240,000 240,000
Anesthetic Fee
9,000
(1/3*27000)
OT Charges 22,000
Consumable 20,000
Pharmacy 16,790 96,000 500 1,200 83,95,000 11,52,00,000 12,35,95,000
Lithotomy 300 1,000 300,000 300,000
Total 42,36,99,100
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ATYPICAL REQUIREMENTS
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1.OPERATION THEATRE
AIR VELOCITY: The vertical down flow of air coming out of the diffusers
should be able to carry bacteria carrying particle load away from the
operating table. The airflow needs to be unidirectional.
POSITIVE PRESSURE: There is a requirement to maintain positive
pressure differential between OT and adjoining areas to prevent outside
air entry into OT. The minimum positive pressure maintained is 2.5
Pascal.
TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY: The temperature should be
maintained at 21°C +/- 3°C inside the OT all the time with corresponding
relative humidity between 20 to 60%.
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The AHU of each OT should be dedicated one and should not be linked to
air conditioning of any other area for all OT constructed.
Window & split A/c should not be used in OT because they are pure re
circulating units and have convenient pockets for microbial growth which
cannot be sealed.
Paint used - Antibacterial, Anti-fungal.
OT door – Automatic.
General Lights – Clean room lights.
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2.RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Wall - 230mm thickness
Door - Lead glass
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