The patients' view of their domain
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Auteurs : Tun Sing Chen [États-Unis] ; Henry Sanoff [États-Unis]Source :
- Design Studies [ 0142-694X ] ; 1988.
Abstract
This project demonstrates an approach used for obtaining feedback from staff and patients about specific features of an existing hospital. To initiate the programming process for an expansion of their present facility, the Johnston County General Hospital's administration sought research assistance for obtaining input from the patients about their hospital room, their need for privacy, and the importance of nurses' surveillance. Reactions to existing and proposed hospital rooms were elicited from staff as well as obstetric, medical, and mental health patients. Different room environments were displayed through a series of photographs which revealed varying preferences for privacy and social interaction by patients and nurses. The results of this survey had important implications for the design of the patient area in a hospital. In addition, medical care efficiency was achieved in the development of a building programme by gathering information about the users' activity patterns, information flow, and performance evaluation of the present facility.
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DOI: 10.1016/0142-694X(88)90025-7
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