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Sep 23, 2019 · The overarching goal that should drive the design of any healthcare facility, particularly MRI suites and clinics, is how well it will deliver patient care, how safe it is, and how functional...
comfort, design considerations should be considered from the moment the patient enters the imaging suite. For example, RF shielded doors should be architectural in design to provide an easy-open, lever-style handle. A low friction design makes it easy to open for MR technicians while the concealed seal design is aesthetically pleasing to patients.
General design elements. MRI environments are designed to facilitate MRT supervision of Zone IV access from the standard working position at the console. This environment is difficult to supervise and increase the risk of a safety incident.
Apr 9, 2015 · Through conscientious and thorough prospective site planning involving MR staff and radiologists in the design process for MR physical facilities, MR providers can have a positive impact on improving safety as well as efficiency for the benefit of their patients, for ancillary healthcare workers, and for themselves.
- Tobias Gilk, Emanuel Kanal
- 2015
Jan 23, 2013 · The following MRI Facility Safety Design Guidelines are provided to provide information in support of planning, design and construction of MR facilities, including updates to existing MR facilities, which enhance the safety of patients, visitors and staff.
- Emanuel Kanal, A. James Barkovich, Charlotte Bell, James P. Borgstede, William G. Bradley, Jerry W. ...
- 2013
The planning of Magnetic Resonance (MR) imaging facilities continues to offer challenging opportunities for creativity and courage. Siting practice is changing rapidly as MR systems evolve and as more understanding and experience are accumulated.
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Separation of inpatient and outpatient preparation and holding areas improve privacy and comfort for both populations. Lighting is a key aesthetic factor in the design of an MRI suite, where over-lit is as bad as under-lit and glare is as bad as looking into a bare light bulb.
