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Laboratory Design for Today's Technologies

1997, Med TechNet PresentationsMay 1997 Page 1 Med TechNet Online Services East Amherst, NY May 1997 Laboratory Design for Today s TechnologiesKaren K. Mortland, , MT(ASCP)Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann AssociatesButler, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, PA and Washington, DCAt a glance .. Design .. for click on the s for a Med TechNet tip!IntroductionRapid advancements in Technologies and methodologieshave rendered many existing labs inefficient. Today'slaboratory managers must consistently monitor theproductivity of their labs to ensure their status as lowestcost provider in their particular health care administrators must do more than respond totoday's competitive circumstances. Laboratories mustbe prepared to adapt to changing market trends new Technologies can substantially alterdemands placed on the Laboratory environment.

Laboratory Design for Today’s Technologies Karen K. Mortland, M.Arch, MT(ASCP) Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates ... more ceiling space, and reduce energy consumption. When the ideal location for the lab is a considerable distance from an existing air handler it may prove more.

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