32nd Infection Prevention & Control Nurses College Conference. Designing Healthcare Facilities; managing the requirements of healthcare professionals.

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1 32nd Infection Prevention & Control Nurses College Conference Designing Healthcare Facilities; managing the requirements of healthcare professionals. Trent Fairey

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3 Co-design or codesign is a product, service, or organization development process where design professionals empower, encourage, and guide users to develop solutions for themselves. Co-design encourages the blurring of the role between user and designer, focusing on the process by which the design objective is created. [1] This process believes that by encouraging the trained designer and the user to create solutions together, the final result will be more appropriate and acceptable to the user.

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7 What are the expectations of each design phase? When should I be involved? What are the implications of my decisions? Standards & regulations? What level of involvement will be required? Consistency.

8 Compliance In New Zealand, the building of houses and other buildings is controlled by the Building Act It applies to the construction of new buildings as well as the alteration and demolition of existing buildings. The Building Act 2004 sets out the law on building work. The Building Code sets out performance standards that all building work must meet. All building work must comply with the Building Code. The building control framework comprises mandatory and non-mandatory documents. Standards, come into the non-mandatory category. Standards are referred to as Acceptable Solutions or Verification Methods.

9 Concept design Spatial relationships Standards and guidelines General scale and scope Summary schedule of accommodation Data collection

10 Concept design. Spatial relationships Standards and guidelines General scale and scope Summary schedule of accommodation Data collection

11 Concept design. Spatial relationships Standards and guidelines General scale and scope Summary schedule of accommodation Data collection

12 Concept design.

13 Preliminary design Spatial relationships Standards and guidelines- Review of critical areas Schedule of accommodation CAD Plans and Elevations Interior & Exterior sketches Preliminary schedule of internal and external materials and finishes

14 Preliminary design Spatial relationships Standards and guidelines- Review of critical areas Schedule of accommodation CAD Plans and Elevations Interior & Exterior sketches Preliminary schedule of internal and external materials and finishes

15 Preliminary design

16 Developed design Schedule of accommodation CAD Plans and Elevations- Detailed room coordination drawings Drawings of clinical rooms and key internal elevations Interior & Exterior finishes schedules

17 Developed design Schedule of accommodation CAD Plans and Elevations- Detailed room coordination drawings Drawings of clinical rooms and key internal elevations Interior & Exterior finishes schedules

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19 Detailed design Detailed Architectural Drawings Detailed drawings of all key room elevations Electrical and service drawings Coordination of all services Hardware and sanitary fixtures schedules Building specifications Final summary of schedules Compliance documentation

20 Detailed design Detailed Architectural Drawings Detailed drawings of all key room elevations Electrical and service drawings Coordination of all services Hardware and sanitary fixtures schedules Building specifications Final summary of schedules Compliance documentation

21 Detailed design Detailed Architectural Drawings Detailed drawings of all key room elevations Electrical and service drawings Coordination of all services Hardware and sanitary fixtures schedules Building specifications Final summary of schedules Compliance documentation

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25 What are the expectations of each design phase? When should I be involved? What are the implications of my decisions? Standards & regulations? What level of involvement will be required? Consistency.