1. Functional planning: According to the actual needs of the clinic, determine the functional division of different areas, such as the reception area, waiting area, consulting room, examination room, operating room, pharmacy and so on. Reasonable planning of the location and area of each functional area to ensure smooth flow, easy to use for patients and medical staff.
2. Space layout: according to the functional planning, the design of space layout. Pay attention to maintaining the appropriate channel width and door size to facilitate the flow of patients and doctors. Reasonable arrangement of furniture and equipment placement, so that the space is fully utilized and improve work efficiency.
3. Lighting design: the lighting design of the clinic is crucial. According to the functional needs of different areas, choose the appropriate light source and lamps to ensure adequate and uniform lighting intensity, while paying attention to eye protection and anti-lighting. Consideration can be given to the use of natural light, through the windows or skylights to increase indoor lighting.
4. Color matching: Color plays a big role in the atmosphere and feeling of the clinic. Choosing comfortable, fresh shades, such as blue or green, can give a sense of reassurance and comfort. Avoid colors that are too harsh, and colors that are too complex to match, so as not to increase patient stress.
5. Material selection: the clinic's decoration materials require easy to clean, anti-bacterial, wear-resistant and other characteristics. For example, in the ground to choose non-slip, easy to clean flooring materials; in the wall selection of dirt, easy to clean wallpaper or paint; in the furniture selection of antibacterial material to ensure the health and safety of patients and medical staff.
6. Equipment Configuration: According to the characteristics of the clinic and the type of service, reasonable configuration of medical equipment and instruments. Ensure that the equipment can meet the needs of the clinic and coordinate with the space layout. The location, height and use of equipment need to consider ergonomics and ease of operation.
7. Air circulation: Ensuring air circulation in the clinic is very important, especially in a medical environment. It should be ensured that there are adequate air ventilation facilities installed, that the air conditioning system is regularly maintained and cleaned to maintain fresh air in the room, and that medical waste is properly disposed of and cleaned up appropriately.
8. Specific norms: Renovating a clinic needs to meet both relevant building codes and health requirements. For example, installing proper fire extinguishing equipment and evacuation routes in accordance with fire codes; choosing materials that are easy to clean and non-polluting in accordance with hygiene requirements, and so on.
Finally, find experienced professional designers to assist with the renovation design, and maintain close communication and supervision with the builder to ensure that the entire renovation process goes smoothly and ultimately realizes the clinic's beauty, practicality and comfort.