| Title |
A Study on Ward of Public Hospital for Spatial Composition of Efficient Integrated Nursing Care Service - Focused on the Regional Public Hospital - |
| Authors |
한석범(Han, Suk-Bum) ; 박재승(Park, Jae-Seung) |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.14774/JKIID.2017.26.6.071 |
| Keywords |
Nurse Station ; Integrated Nursing Care Service ; Walking Distance ; Ward ; Spatial Hierarchy |
| Abstract |
The purpose of this study is identify the status of the ward of public hospital for integrated nursing care service. Integrated nursing care service has been expanding on a national scale from 2016 but most of public hospitals are currently unable to operate due to nursing shortage. In this study 8 wards of public hospital have been chosen and analyzed. The measure of space program and area distribution(patient area percentage, staff area percentage, circulation area percentage), nurses's walking distance(distance from ns to patient room, distance from ns to core) were calculated by depthmapX and autocad programs. The result of this study is as follows. Nurse's walking distance is more than 24m so the efficiency of nurse's patient care is reduced. The percentage of patient area in double-corridor is higher and the patient feels more comfortable but the Nurse's walking distance is longer and the accessibility is lowered. NS should be located in the center of the ward and close to the core but some wards are not composed of proper space-separation and flow of human trrafic is overlapped. This study may serve as basic research for the architectural plan for future integrated nursing care ward. |