Bed spaces and observation
Consider clinical access around beds, staff visibility, privacy, monitoring and the movement of mobile equipment.
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Hospital Projects
Intensive Care Units
Coordinate bed spaces, visibility, clinical support and the equipment needed for intensive care.
Discuss this project area
Start from the service your team needs to deliver.
ICU development connects each bed space with nursing observation, patient transfer, respiratory and monitoring support, medicines, clean supplies and service continuity. The plan must reflect the hospital’s intended level of intensive care and the team that will operate it.
We organize the room programme and equipment requirements together, then coordinate specialist engineering and implementation. The supplied six-bed ICU spatial study offers a practical way to discuss how beds and support rooms relate to one another.
Plan the spaces as one working system.
Nursing and clinical support
Place the nursing base, medicine preparation, handwashing and equipment storage in relation to the bed area.
Transfer and service rooms
Plan admission and transfer, clean supplies, soiled handling, staff support and access to maintenance.
Engineering and room interfaces
- Medical oxygen, air and suction requirements
- Essential electrical supply, monitoring and communications
- Ventilation, hygiene facilities and equipment clearance
Equipment around the clinical brief
- ICU beds, bedside monitors and respiratory support
- Infusion equipment, resuscitation and suction
- Bedhead units, pendants and support furniture
Equipment for this project area
Explore the use and configuration of each reference, request one item or add it to your inquiry list. Final selection follows your project brief.
8 equipment references
Intensive Care Units
Blood Gas and Electrolyte Analyzer
Rapidly measures pH, pCO₂, pO₂ and major electrolytes; selected configurations also measure glucose, lactate and other parameters.
Intensive Care Units
Multiparameter Patient Monitor
Continuously monitors ECG, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, respiration, temperature and other vital signs.
Intensive Care Units
Medical Suction System
Provides medical suction for secretion and fluid removal in critical-care settings, with suitable accessories and suction control.
Intensive Care Units
Defibrillator Monitor
Supports rhythm assessment, defibrillation and emergency monitoring in critical care.
Intensive Care Units
Critical-care Bed
Supports positioning, access and care around an intensive-care bed space.
Intensive Care Units
Intensive-care Ventilator
Provides mechanical ventilation within a defined clinical service.
Intensive Care Units
Infusion Pump
Controls infusion delivery according to a prescribed clinical workflow.
Intensive Care Units
Syringe Pump
Supports controlled delivery from a compatible syringe.
Explore the supplied project material
A closer look at the spatial plan.
Drawing-based 3D study
A six-bed intensive care unit
Bed spaces and clinical support organized around a supplied ICU project plan.
Explore the spaces and equipment26.6 MB · The model loads when you open it. Plans and images are also available below.
Spatial visualization based on the supplied design material. Generic equipment and design assumptions are illustrated; the study is not a construction or as-built record.
How the project moves forward
01
Site information
Review the supplied plan, existing services, utilities and project brief.
02
Coordinated design
Resolve specialist engineering and equipment interfaces with the project team.
03
Budget and phases
Align investment priorities, equipment choices and the implementation sequence.
04
Equipment installation
Connect supplier delivery with room readiness and installation responsibilities.
05
Training and continued support
Prepare local teams and plan maintenance, supplies and future development.
Prepare a first discussion
Bring the information you already have.
- Planned beds and the intended level of care
- Existing nursing team, referral pathways and hospital support
- Available floor plan, utilities and current equipment
A bed-and-support layout, coordinated equipment requirements and a practical plan for room preparation, installation and team handover.
Project questions
Is an ICU equipment list enough to define the project?
The equipment list is one part. Bed capacity, staffing, respiratory support, technical supply and the hospital’s escalation and transfer arrangements should be discussed together.
Prepare with a practical guide
Let’s plan the next step
A clear next step for your hospital.
Tell us what you want to build, improve or source. A short outline is enough to start.
