This course explores the planning and organization of hospitals, considering their nature as “work in progress.” You will learn about the different types of hospitals and how they are structured internally, the development of a functional plan and a master plan, and how to effectively manage construction, renovations, and maintenance throughout the hospital’s life cycle. In addition, we will address sustainability and the environmental challenges facing the hospitals of the future. If you are involved in the design or management of hospitals, this course will provide you with a comprehensive perspective on the evolution and ongoing management of these complex environments.
Objectives
- Learn about the different types of hospitals and their internal structure.
- Develop a functional plan and a master plan for hospital organization.
- Understand the phases of a hospital’s life cycle, with a focus on construction and renovations.
- Manage the maintenance and upkeep of hospital facilities.
- Assess the impact of sustainability and the environment on hospital design and operations.
- Explore the trends and characteristics of hospitals of the future.
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This course is designed for architects, engineers, hospital administrators, and healthcare professionals responsible for the design, planning, and maintenance of hospitals. It is also ideal for those interested in sustainability and the innovations that will shape the hospitals of the future, and who seek to optimize the structure and functionality of these constantly evolving environments.
