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Corona Crisis Hospital Architecture

IN THE CORONA CRISIS, THE ARCHITECTURE OF HOSPITALS IS PUT TO THE TEST

| Are the hospitals prepared to react quickly and flexibly to the increased need for intensive care?

| What about protection against hospital-acquired infections for staff and patients in healthcare facilities and nursing homes?

| What does a stay in isolation do with the patient and what can we do to help them?

| How can modular and flexible layouts contribute to coping with future pandemics in the medium and long term?

| Is it time to consider having single rooms as standard in hospitals?

The statements and contributions listed below from ENAH partners, collaborating organizations and open sources give some answers to these and similar queations.

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ENAH advisory board statements

“Future-proof hospitals should be flexibly adaptable to emergencies like the current one.”

Christine Nickl-Weller

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“A cure and care continuum should evolve that results in a sustainable, effective and comprehensive approach to public health which, ultimately, is based on healthy lifestyles.”

Cor Wagenaar

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COVID-19: Database on patients treated in hospital in 15 European countries

Reinhard Busse

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Contributions

Light building adaptions

Rocket adjustments of health facility design

Tom Guthknecht, ETH Zurich

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Structural hygiene

Planning and design of hospitals subjected to scrutiny

Wolfgang Sunder, TU Braunschweig

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Birth environment

Giving birth in a pandemic. The role of healthcare design

Global Birth Environment Design Network

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Structural hygiene

Severe Acute Respiratory Infections (SARI) Treatment Centre

WHO manuel

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Structural hygiene

Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (SARI) Treatment Facility Design

WHO online course

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Policies

Information and facts about the corona virus and the measures taken by hospitals

German Hospital Federation (DKG)

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Hospital layout

Modular, flexible, responsive

Hieronimus Nickl , Nickl & Partner Architekten

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Hospital layout

When benchmarks no longer apply

Monika Purschke, Philip Eisenburger,

Semir Zubcevic

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Literature review

Pandemic Urbanism: Praxis in the Time of COVID-19

Hiba Bou Akar

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Technical hygiene

Processing of hospital beds in Germany

Frank Heinze

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Hospital layout

Building of the Corona treatment centre in Berlin

Heinle, Wischer und Partner

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Managing Director

Dipl.-Ing. Arch. Stefanie Matthys

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