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ECC1 health care SPACE PLANNING & CRITICAL DESIGN FEATURES IN HEALTHCARE HebbarLarsen & Toubro 2011 RFHHA. All rights reservedECC2 health care INDUSTRYPRESENT SCENARIOI ndia s health care industry Revenue is Rs. 2,50,000 Crore (5% ) health care EXPENDITURE INDIA LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DEVELOPED COUNTRIES 5-6% EXPENDITURE ON health PUBLIC EXPENDITURE 20% PRIVATE EXPENDITURE 80%GROWTH: 16% Y-O-Y 4 MILLION PEOPLE EMPLOYED ONE OF THE LARGEST SERVICE SECTOR IN INDIA RFHHA. All rights reservedECC3 CONTRIBUTION: STATE GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT THIRD PARTY INSURANCE & EMPLOYERS MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT India 3 to 5% of Total Population 12% penetration in top 20 cities Developed Countries 75% of Total PopulationMEDICAL INSURANCE SCHEME:INVESTMENT: PRIMARY health care SECONDARY & TERTIARY health care NON-SERVICE COSTS care INDUSTRYS uper Specialty Hospital & Medical college, JIPMER, Puducherry RFHHA.

ecc 4 health care infrastructure • sub centers –137271 nos. • dispensaries –27400 nos. • primary health centers –22971 nos. • community health centers –2935 nos. • hospitals –15097 nos. india’s three tier public health system 1. primary health centers 2. district hospitals 3. tertiary care hospitals

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1 ECC1 health care SPACE PLANNING & CRITICAL DESIGN FEATURES IN HEALTHCARE HebbarLarsen & Toubro 2011 RFHHA. All rights reservedECC2 health care INDUSTRYPRESENT SCENARIOI ndia s health care industry Revenue is Rs. 2,50,000 Crore (5% ) health care EXPENDITURE INDIA LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DEVELOPED COUNTRIES 5-6% EXPENDITURE ON health PUBLIC EXPENDITURE 20% PRIVATE EXPENDITURE 80%GROWTH: 16% Y-O-Y 4 MILLION PEOPLE EMPLOYED ONE OF THE LARGEST SERVICE SECTOR IN INDIA RFHHA. All rights reservedECC3 CONTRIBUTION: STATE GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT THIRD PARTY INSURANCE & EMPLOYERS MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT India 3 to 5% of Total Population 12% penetration in top 20 cities Developed Countries 75% of Total PopulationMEDICAL INSURANCE SCHEME:INVESTMENT: PRIMARY health care SECONDARY & TERTIARY health care NON-SERVICE COSTS care INDUSTRYS uper Specialty Hospital & Medical college, JIPMER, Puducherry RFHHA.

2 All rights reservedECC4 health care INFRASTRUCTURE SUB CENTERS 137271 Nos. DISPENSARIES 27400 Nos. PRIMARY health CENTERS 22971 Nos. COMMUNITY health CENTERS 2935 Nos. HOSPITALS 15097 S THREE TIER PUBLIC health SYSTEM1. PRIMARY health CENTERS2. DISTRICT HOSPITALS3. TERTIARY care HOSPITALS Inadequate for serving the needs of growing population Efforts are made up to create Infrastructure and to provide Manpower Build up Appropriate linkages between the various centersADITYA BIRLA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AT PUNE RFHHA. All rights reservedECC5 HOSPITALSG overnment Hospitals 4475 BedsCharitable Trusts Hospitals 335 BedsPrivate/ Corporate Hospitals 10289 BedsDISTRIBUTION OF HOSPITALS Varies according to Socio-Economic conditionsFOR (HIGHEST POPULATION) 139 Million 735 HospitalsKERALA 29 Million 2053 HospitalsTOTAL15099 Nos.

3 623819 BedsREFERRAL HOSPITAL, GANGTOKHEALTH care INFRASTRUCTURE RFHHA. All rights reservedECC6 health care SCENARIO Government health Service focusing on Primary health care Attainment of Development Indicators is in Birth rate & Death in Infant Mortality in Life ExpectancySTATISTICAL DATAHOSPITAL BEDS TO POPULATIONI ndia :1000 Developed CountriesJapan-14 :1000 German-10:1000 France-9:1000 Italy-7:1000 Canada-6 :1000 South Korea-5:1000 Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital, PuneCentral Atrium, ABMH, Pune RFHHA. All rights reservedECC7 STATISTICAL DATAI ndia -1:1600No. of Physician 7,57,377 CountriesJapan-1 -1 :625 Germany -1:295 France-1:340 Italy-1:180 Canada-1:475 Sweden-1:325 South Korea-1:900 DOCTOR S TO PATIENTS RATIONURSES TO PATIENTS RATIOI ndia -1:1100 Developed CountriesJapan-1 -1 :225 Germany -1:110 France-1:170 Italy-1:180 Canada-1:110 Sweden-1:100 South Korea -1:385 health care SCENARIO RFHHA.

4 All rights reservedECC8 STATISTICAL DATAI ndia-6,23,819 Japan-16,60,784 -10,97,700 ,64,520 Germany-7,83,631 France-5,08,075 Italy-3,44,840 Canada-1,54,000 Sweden-49,468 South Korea -2,09,303No. OF HOSPITAL BEDSINDIA NEEDS TO ADD 80000 HOSPITAL BEDS EACH YEAR FOR NEXT FIVE YEARS SRI SATHYA SAI SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL, PUTTAPARTHYHEALTH care SCENARIO RFHHA. All rights reservedECC9 MOST FAVOURED DESTINATION Trillion dollar economy 12thlargest economy in the world 53% of GDP from service sector 29% of GDP from industry sector Average growth of 7% even during recessionSTRONG ENABLERS Economy expected to grow at 8% + annually Young employable human resources A market of more than a billion populationOVERVIEW Indian healthcare market expected to touch USD 77 billion or INR 330,000 croresby 2012 Annual growth rate of 15% for the next 15 yearsSTRONG ECONOMYMain gate structure, JIPMER, PuducherryHEALTH care SCENARIO IN INDIASS Block, JIPMER, Puducherry RFHHA.

5 All rights reservedECC10 OVERVIEW Employment for 9 million by 2015 With rise in income levels & increase in adoption of health insurance, demand for tertiary care hospital is expected to grow Share of tertiary care in total healthcare market is around 15% Market for tertiary care hospital to grow at a faster rate due to rise in complex ailments Use of technologically advanced diagnostic equipment & excellent infrastructure making India a medical travel hubSHIFT TOWARDS LIFESTYLE RELATED DISEASES Occurrence of communicable diseases decreasing & non communicable diseases increasingMIOT International, ChennaiHEALTH care SCENARIO Night view of MIOT International, RFHHA.

6 All rights reservedECC11 RAPID ADVANCES IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Lifecycle of high end medical equipment is becoming shorter due major innovation Telemedicine in ophthal, cardiac to meet the demand of rural populace Tele-radiology to leverage the time difference advantage with developed countries Indian diagnostic industry is expected to grow at CAGR of 30 -40%CURRENT TRENDS IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Robotics in OT, Pathology, Research Laser technology in surgery Increased usage of advanced instruments Biotechnology, genomics, molecular biology and stem cell researchWomen & Children hospital, JIPMERHEALTH care SCENARIO Medical college & Research centre , JIPMERN ursing College, JIPMER RFHHA.

7 All rights reservedECC12 HOSPITALS 1. TEACHING / RESEARCH HOSPITALS 2. GENERAL HOSPITALS3. TERTIARY care SPECIALTY HOSPITALSTYPES OF HOSPITALS: FEATURES Orientation PLANNING of traffic & Circulation(Patients, Staffs, visitors, Service deliveries, Garbage & Waste removal) Easy traffic movement & promote efficiency of operationZONING ---------factors Secondary level of infection Separation of dissimilar activities Separation movement of clean / dirty materialSRI SATHYA SAI SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL, WHITEFIELD RFHHA. All rights reservedECC13 SITEPLANNING ASPECTSLOCATION-Quiet environment & Good accessibility-Away from noise & polluted area-Dedicated Emergency entrance-Separate service road-Zoning hospital / institutional /residential / service -Separate parking for visitors / staff-Separate entry for staff / patients / visitors / material-Separation of OPD & IPD with negative SPACE in between with courtyard / atriumMaster plan of ABMH Pune RFHHA.

8 All rights reservedECC14 HOSPITALS -ZONINGI npatient wardsDiagnostic services(Radiology & Imaging)Clinical laboratoriesTherapeutic servicesPharmacySurgeryOut patient departmentEmergencydepartmentLabour deliverysuiteNurseryAdministrationServic esDietary kitchen,Laundry, store,House keeping,CSSD, MaintenanceOut patientsEmergency patientsMaternitypatientsStaffsPatientsV isitorsAccess RFHHA. All rights reservedECC15 OUTER ZONE Reception, Registration Admission, Administration OPD / EmergenyINTERMEDIATE ZONE Diagnostic/Pathology Therapeutical & PharmacyNUCLEUS Surgery suite ICU Labour & Delivery suiteINNER ZONE IPDHOSPITALS -ZONING RFHHA. All rights reservedECC16 HOSPITALS SPACE PLANNING3 MAIN AREASOPD-Emergency/ casualty-Consultancy services-Diagnostic facilities-Physiotherapy-PharmacyIPD-Sur gical suites-ICU/ CCU/ HDU-Cath lab-Day care -Pathology-WardsSERVICES-CSSD-Laundr y & Linen-Stores-Diet Kitchen-Bio-medicalMODULAR OPERATION THEATREC entral Sterile Supply SCAN RFHHA.

9 All rights reservedECC17 OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT -EMERGENCY/ CASUALTYHOSPITALS SPACE PLANNINGFUNCTIONAL AREANOAREA REQUIREMENT IN INDICESMINOR OPERATION THEATRE1 Room3630 RESUSCITATION BEDS3 / BEDS5 / COUNCELLING1 EACH9 EACHDIRTY / CLEAN UTILITY1 -4A typical observation BayA typical Resuscitation BayEmergency Entrance for Ambulance RFHHA. All rights reservedECC18 OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENTCONSULTANCY SERVICESHOSPITALS SPACE PLANNINGFUNCTIONAL AREANOAREA REQUIREMENT IN INDICESCONSULTATION ROOM1 ROOM1 per 3 -169 -9 WAITING LOBBY8 Visitors / / CLEAN UTILITY1 per entrance lobby of OPD in JIPMER, PuducherryPaediatric OPD Waiting areaOPD consultancy rooms RFHHA.

10 All rights reservedECC19 DIAGNOSTIC FACILITIESP roximity to , Emergency & soundCT scanMRIG amma cameraGamma knifeColour Doppler-( SPACE PLANNING to suite the equipment Manufacturer s specification & AERB guidelines)CT ScanGamma cameraMRIHOSPITALS SPACE PLANNING RFHHA. All rights reservedECC20 SURGICAL SUITEHOSPITALS SPACE PLANNING Operation Theatre for teaching hospital shall be as per MCI requirement For CTVS OT around 54 required Above is clear area inside the OT and all supporting facilities are additional For modular OT, area to be included to get the clear SPACE as aboveFUNCTIONAL AREANOAREA REQUIREMENT IN INDICESMAJOR OT (1OT / 40-50 BEDS) -54 MINOR OT13020 SEPTIC / EMERGENCY OT13036 PRE OPERATIVE BEDS / OT2 with clear10-11 POST OPERATIVE BEDS / OT4 BEDS14 with RFHHA.


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