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Hospital Data 2

The document discusses the evolution of hospitals from shelters for the poor to modern healthcare facilities, particularly highlighting changes due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It proposes a vision for the 'Hospital of the Future' that emphasizes self-sufficiency, remote treatment, and advanced technology, suggesting a shift towards automation and personalized care. The document also reflects on the impact of pandemics on hospital design and functionality, advocating for innovative approaches to healthcare delivery.

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Hospital Data 2

The document discusses the evolution of hospitals from shelters for the poor to modern healthcare facilities, particularly highlighting changes due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It proposes a vision for the 'Hospital of the Future' that emphasizes self-sufficiency, remote treatment, and advanced technology, suggesting a shift towards automation and personalized care. The document also reflects on the impact of pandemics on hospital design and functionality, advocating for innovative approaches to healthcare delivery.

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* CASES

HOSPITALS
- In the beginning, it did not have a specific place. It
seemed in the temples that it was a shelter for the poor
and their treatment, then there was a need for a place
that provides all aspects of health care to the community.

Covid-19: before

- The hospital has become a place that many people go


to for treatment and recovery, and the building itself has
become a medical tool that contributes to treatment.

After
- Spaces have been added to treat patients remotely
due to the pandemic, and technology has become a
major contributor to treatment.
Pandemics : The change that
happened in Hospitals :
For Example :

A pandemic is the worldwide Paimio


sanatorium
spread of a new disease. hospital
Design by
(alvar alto )

bacterium
called
Mycobacterium
tuberculosis.

-Make the sick rooms a large


The bacteria balcony with beds in order to get
Tuberculosis EFFECT usually
attack the
sunlight and fresh air, and stay
lungs away from placing decorations in
the design because they collect
dirt and this is harmful to patients.

sun air
- He change the design of the
rooms so that the light DOESNT
disturb the patient.
SARS-
CoV-2
virus

it attacks the
COVID- lung and attack
so that the buildings became free
19 any part of the
of decoration to avoid the
body such as the
kidney, spine. presence of dirt to take into
account cases of disease

Vaccines
and
isolation

- There are spaces that have been


canceled due to Covid to
accommodate the largest number of
infected patients.
- Hospitals turned into centers to receive
OMA
Proposal: WORKS
• The Hospital of the Future
• After years of gains in life expectancy, it seemed we
could declare an age of good health. Thanks to
improvements in CURE, most of us would live to see 73.
Infectious diseases were done away with, and some
believed that we no longer needed to prepare for
epidemics at all.
• And then, on the last day of 2019, the world changed.
In a very short time, an outbreak became an
epidemic, and before long, the epidemic became a
pandemic.
• The hospital as we know it is dead.
• The hospital of the future will BE , like a theater,
transforming its space to the event. If organs can be
3D printed, could the hospital be 3D printed? Using its
waste as resource, could it rebuild itself perpetually?
• IT will be self-sufficient. Like a greenhouse, producing its
own crop. If we revive old remedies for common
afflictions, could we grow just what the doctor
prescribes? The hospital of the future will take your
order, like a logistics center, sorting and sending.
• a place you will never go. Using its data, the hospital of
the future will act remotely, treat each patient
individually, monitoring one’s health and operating
where needed.
• IT will give way to the machine, liberating its staff from
routine tasks, and leaving precision in the hands of
devices.
• If it became automatic, could the hospital of the future
be more human?

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